An update on rent pressure zones and the stabbing in Dublin makes the front pages of Monday's papers. The Irish Times leads with comments from the Taoiseach as he says rent pressure zones could be ...

A Swiss man was stabbed to death in the front garden of a Dublin home just a day after arriving in Ireland to visit relatives, the Irish Sunday Mirror reports. Builders have told the government ...

PONTIAC — Within its first decade of operation, the Underground Railroad was estimated to have helped about 100,000 enslaved ...

The Front Man's character development hints at a potential rebellion against the deadly Squid Game. Past events and internal conflict could lead The Front Man to question his loyalty to the game's ...

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A 23-year-old man is dead after a four-vehicle crash in ... Video below: Footage from the crash scene.Photos from the scene show the entire front end of the police SUV ripped off.

We'll be back on Monday evening for a first look at Tuesday's front pages. You can see the Press Preview with political correspondent at PoliticsJOE, Ava-Santina Evans, and political commentator ...

CROWN POINT — A Lake Criminal Court jury rendered a guilty verdict Wednesday for a 27-year-old man who stood trial this week for the killing of a 25-year-old man in a vehicle in front of his ...

Mie happened to pick up medicine that an old man dropped. When he took it, he turned invisible. With this (dis-)appearance of his, he starts to molest women in a public bathhouse, an all-girls ...

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He is the man tipped to be Germany's next leader: an antidote to Europe's crisis of confidence, say his supporters. Friedrich Merz is a familiar face of his conservative party's old guard.