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Pic of Day: The Ancient Order of Hibernians New York State Board gathered in Monroe, New York on Saturday, November 6 and the program included a ta...

The Atlantic is open again for east to west flights as of today, Monday, November 8. The 20 month Covid-caused ban on non-essential travel from 33 ...

Once upon a time in New York, there was a Yiddish-language paper for every political point of view – conservative, anarchist, communist or whatever...

Picture of the Day: Black, ethnic and community journalism and publishing were discussed at the panel discussion “Preserve Black Press,” held last ...

A commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Death of James McNally Wilson, one of the Catalpa Six, is set for this Saturday, November 6 at 1 p....

Congress is wrestling with the issue of immigration and, not surprisingly, there is a no holds barred air about the proceedings. The Senate is the ...

Pic of Day: Siobhán Dennehy, Executive Director and members of the Emerald Isle Immigration Center team were on hand to welcome Consul General Hele...

New York University is marking “Black History Month Ireland” with the publication of a new report on the Black, Brown and Green Voices Project. It ...

Pic of Day: Broadcaster Adrian Flannelly is one of four U.S.-based recipients of the Presidential Distinguished Service Awards for the Irish Abroad...

Tom McGrath’s a Hard Man to Keep Up With It’s been hard keeping up with Tom McGrath. Even from behind a desk. As many readers are aware, Tom is a r...

Pic of Day. U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaking in Dublin Castle on Monday. A report on her visit to Ireland will be in this week's print...

This is an appeal for a Choctaw friend, Waylon Gary White Deer, whose home on a tribal reservation suffered major damage during the snow and ice st...