Today’s Ireland, like much of Europe, is in crisis, turning away from our shared values by embracing censorship over freedom of speech.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of Ireland,” one person quipped, ahead of St. Patrick’s Day on March 17.
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President Trump said Chuck Schumer was not “Jewish anymore” in comments that have been widely criticized as offensive.
If they’re gonna allow stupid questions to be asked at the White House, I would like them to invite me,” the late night host said.
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