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The Films That Endure — Best Picture Winners Over the Years
DUBLIN, IRELAND (March 22, 2026) — I watch a lot of movies. What I don’t do is watch the Academy Awards. The show runs late here in Dublin, it goes on for hours, and I’m not even entirely sure how reliably it airs without resorting to a VPN. So
Why You Can Buy Medicine in Bulk in the U.S. — but Not in Ireland
Ireland’s pharmacy rules reflect a broader European approach that prioritizes control over access — with consequences for how patients buy and use medicine. DUBLIN, IRELAND (March 19, 2026) — When friends in the United States ask what they should bring on a trip to Ireland, the advice is not what they
What Is a “True Threat” Under New York Law? A Guide to the McVey Case
DUBLIN, IRELAND (March 19, 2026) — The arrest of former New Rochelle teacher Samuel McVey has prompted a wave of public reaction, much of it driven by his own emails, public statements and videos posted online. At the center of the case is a basic but often misunderstood question: when does
New Rochelle Touted Strong Finances as Fund Balance Collapsed Before Audit Was Finalized
Finance & Auditor presentation last fall highlighted a “clean audit,” but the 2024 financial report shows a $179 million deficit, sharply reduced reserves and significant audit adjustments. NEW ROCHELLE, NY (March 18, 2026) — New Rochelle officials presented a reassuring picture of the city’s finances during a Sept. 10, 2025