A student is raising money for a children's charity by reimagining one of the world's most famous paintings with an up-to-the-minute Covid-19 twist.
The supply chain needed to distribute the coronavirus vaccine around the world has been targeted by hackers, according to IBM.
France's embattled interior minister yesterday announced raids on dozens of mosques suspected of Islamist extremism, following President Emmanuel Macron's pledge to fight “separatism” in the wake of terror attacks.
Bill Clinton, the former US president, did visit Jeffrey Epstein's private island despite his claims to the contrary, his former associate has claimed.
Washington's legal fraternity is braced for a storm of clemency action from President Donald Trump that could test the limits of presidential pardon power.
Farmers who supply 50 million gallons of milk a year to the huge Wyeth Nutritionals plant in Limerick will have to prove their environmental credentials or risk losing sales.
Ireland could be facing another potential lockdown in mid-January if Christmas and New Year socialising pushes Covid-19 case numbers up to 1,200 cases a day, it emerged last night.
