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# Washington DC

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2023
US Secretary of State postpones trip to China after alleged 'spy balloon' discovered
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National cyber security centre join forces with international teams to fight ransomware hackers
Investigators demand Trump testifies about US Capitol Hill riot
Man shoots himself after driving car into barrier near US Capitol
Thousands march on Washington DC to demand changes to US gun laws
Washington sues Mark Zuckerberg over Cambridge Analytica privacy breach
Ivanka Trump gives evidence to Congress panel investigating 6 January attack
Most 'Irish' president since JFK: Biden in the White House 'enormously helpful' to Ireland
Taoiseach wants more 'legal channels' to allow people travel between the US and Ireland
Irish dancing, stout and a poem by Bono: US St Patrick's Day carries on without 'unlucky Taoiseach'
Taoiseach: 'I'm disappointed personally, but it's not the end of the world'
Taoiseach and Biden to hold virtual meeting after Martin tests positive for Covid-19
Taoiseach tests positive for Covid-19 while in Washington for St Patrick's events
Taoiseach can't rule out Ireland slipping into recession, calls for greater EU flexibility on VAT
Taoiseach to get leadership award at event attended by US President Joe Biden tonight
US police arrest man suspected of stalking and killing homeless people
Taoiseach to meet US President at Ireland Funds dinner the day before White House meeting
Washington DC sues extremist groups over 6 January attack on US Capitol
Coveney to discuss Northern Ireland and Brexit issues as he meets Pelosi in Washington
Proud Boys leader who burned Black Lives Matter banner sentenced to five months in jail
Man threatening to detonate bomb near US Capitol surrenders
Man pleads guilty to assaulting officer during US Capitol riot
'Multiple' injuries at Pentagon subway shooting that sees building locked down
Three people shot outside US baseball stadium as fans rush for the exits
Judge dismisses most claims over clearing of protesters from in front of White House
Probe says Washington DC protest was not broken up because of Trump photo-op
Biden administration backs bill to make Washington DC the 51st state
White House declines to say if there is a St Patrick's Day invite for the Taoiseach
When does it start? Is it on TV? Will there be music? Everything you need to know about the US inauguration
Five-time Olympic medallist appears in US court over Washington riot
'We're patriots on the front lines': Details emerge of Trump supporters who stormed the US Capitol
Descent into chaos: 38 photos that tell the story of last night's violence and destruction in Washington
US reeling after storming of Capitol: Here are the main points you need to know this morning
Woman dies after being shot as Trump supporters storm US Capitol building
Trump supporters set to descend on Washington DC for 'Million MAGA March'
Trump evacuated from press conference after man shot by Secret Service outside White House
Coronavirus: Trump suspends travel from most European countries - but not Ireland or UK
Taoiseach thanks US House Speaker for Brexit position: 'Nancy Pelosi's words matter'
Ireland's Ambassador to the US says 'cool heads and trust in science' is needed to combat coronavirus
Meeting between Taoiseach and US Vice President Mike Pence will be closed to the media again