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What happened to Sinn Féin? Ireland’s opposition fails to make electoral breakthrough

With the dust settled on the 2024 Irish general election, attention has turned to the negotiations which will lead to the formation of the next coalition government. Despite finishing in second place, with a seat tally of 39 (in a parliament of 174 seats), Sinn Féin will not be invited…

The Conversation

Big Pharma Pushes To Revise Biden-era Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Law Under Trump

Pharma companies lobby for changes to Medicare drug price rules, targeting a four-year delay for pills' eligibility. Critics warn it may hinder patient access and innovation.

Benzinga

Don't Leave Your Heirs an IRA Tax Bomb

Your traditional IRA has served you well, but when your heirs inherit it, watch out. Consider some of these strategies to minimize their tax burdens.

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DUP MP: Hezbollah’s claim of victory over Israel ‘reminiscent’ of IRA supporters

In the Commons, Gregory Campbell argued that ‘peace is welcome, but not people trying to turn peace into a victory parade’.

Evening Standard

Ignoring Your Old 401(k) Could Be a $130,000 Mistake

You'd be shocked at how many people leave a job and let their 401(k) languish at their former employer. Instead, three steps can help safeguard your retirement.

Kiplinger

Grave exhumed near Northern Ireland border in hunt for IRA ‘disappeared’

Search for Joe Lynskey, who was murdered and secretly buried by IRA in 1972, takes place in County Monaghan

The Guardian - UK

Hulu Just Quietly Released the Best True-Crime Thriller You Haven't Heard Of

A grim portrait of one of the saddest stories of the Troubles extends right up to the present.

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Finish Strong: Your 2024 Year-End Financial Tune-Up

Planning for prosperity With 2025 just around the corner, now is the perfect time to hit “pause” and take stock of your financial journey. Think about where your money went this year and how it aligned with your values and goals. Did your spending reflect what truly matters to you?

Benzinga

The week in TV: Dune: Prophecy; I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here; Say Nothing; The Listeners – review

Women rule the planet in an inventive Dune prequel; starvation has yet to trigger tension in the jungle; striking performances anchor a skewed Troubles drama; and ever impressive Rebecca Hall can’t hear herself think

The Guardian - UK

How to Invest for Kids: Understanding the Basics

A good way to show kids the value of compounding money is to ask if they’d rather have a $100 bill today or a penny that doubles every day for 30 days. They will be surprised to hear that in 30 days, that penny would be worth about $5.4 million…

Barchart

The week in audio: Cover: Stakeknife; From Bomb to Ballot: The History of Sinn Féin; The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show – review

Context is all in two indispensable podcasts about Northern Ireland. And Zoe Ball ensures an orderly handover for Radio 2 Breakfast listeners

The Guardian - UK

9 Year-End Money Moves to Make Now

Boost your retirement savings, lower your taxes and get the most out of your health insurance.

Kiplinger

Trump's First Year and Your Retirement: 8 Changes to Your 401(k) and Nest Egg

From investment returns to Social Security, Trump's first year has changed your retirement. Here's what to expect in 2026.

Kiplinger

Keir Starmer ‘engaging with campaigners’ on Birmingham pub bombings but does not commit to inquiry

Relatives of those killed in the 1974 atrocities have called for a public inquiry.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Son of woman killed by IRA condemns ‘cruel’ Disney series

Say Nothing, about 1972 abduction and murder of Jean McConville, is horrendous, says Michael McConville

Kiplinger

5 FAQs About 529 College Savings Plans

Thanks to recent policy changes, families have more options for what to do with money sitting in tax-advantaged 529 accounts.

The Guardian - UK

How an IRA spy named ‘Stakeknife’ got away with playing both sides

A new BBC Sounds show investigates the complicated case of Freddie Scappaticci. Plus: five of the best podcasts to switch off to

The Independent UK

Say Nothing: Son of IRA murder victim criticises ‘cruel’ depiction of mother’s death in Disney show

Michael McConville said the murder of his mother Jean is ‘not entertainment’

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Evening Standard

Disappeared victim’s son criticises ‘cruel’ depiction of mother’s death in drama

Michael McConville said the murder of his mother Jean is ‘not entertainment’.

The Independent UK

Campaigners renew plea for public inquiry 50 years after Birmingham pub bombings

More than 200 people were injured and 21 killed when bomb blasts minutes apart tore through two city centre pubs in November 1974.

Marie Claire

Is 'Say Nothing' Based on a True Story? Here's What to Know About Dolours and Marian Price

The new FX series is set in Ireland during The Troubles.

InsideEVs

Kia EV9 U.S. Production Slows Amid Stricter IRA Rules

The Kia EV9 is in a league of its own at the moment. It's the only offering of its kind in the $50,000-$70,000 price bracket. In October, it even outsold the smaller and more affordable EV6. The numbers speak to America’s love affair with big, family-friendly SUVs—especially ones that go electric. But…

Kiplinger

What You Should Know About Spousal IRAs

Without spousal IRAs, you would need earned income to contribute to your retirement account.

Kiplinger

Six Ways to Optimize Your Charitable Giving Before Year-End

As 2024 winds down, right now is the time to look at how you plan to handle your charitable giving. The sooner you start, the more tax-efficient you can be.

The Guardian - UK

I’m used to outsiders mangling Belfast’s history. So Say Nothing was a breath of fresh air

The adaptation of Patrick Radden Keefe’s book isn’t flawless – but it doesn’t airbrush the complex, messy story of the Troubles, says writer Rachel Connolly

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