July was officially the hottest month on record, it has been confirmed.
US President Donald Trump told a packed crowd that supporters and critics alike must vote for him in 2020 because otherwise they'd see their personal finances depleted.
Amid a crackdown on dissent and an implosion of public services like water and electricity, Zimbabwe's opposition planned to bring the country's capital to a standstill in a mass protest.
Patting itself on the back for getting the Trump-Russia conspiracy story right (they didn't), the New York Times decided to pivot to calling the US president a racist, in a staff meeting whose shocking transcript ended up online. Read Full Article at RT.com
Next month will see a rare opportunity to buy a large block of farmland in the heart of Mayo.
We are still in the middle of the main grain harvest, and probably not the best time to reflect on the 2019 crop just yet.
