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A range of stories feature on the front pages of Irish newspapers on Friday. The Irish Times leads with a story on the director of the Arts Council, Maureen Kennelly, saying she wanted to stay in ...

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The paper focuses on the impact of what it calls the "US-driven trade shock" caused by President Donald Trump's new tariffs - and says threats to global growth are rising.

I tried contacting the paper's author, Dr. Tong, but never heard back. So, I turned to another physics expert, Michael Lubell, Professor of Physics at City College of CUNY.

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Earlier this month, The Post spotted one of its front pages – the one showing Trump’s Georgia mug shot – hanging on a wall just outside the Oval Office.

Deep inside the page, you had to hunt for it. I didn’t cause a fuss. At least it made the front page. I have read the Times cover to cover for 70 years and still do.

Writing in the paper, Mark Almond, from the Crisis Research Institute in Oxford, says that the lawlessness after the fall of Colonel Gaddafi in Libya in 2011 is a "terrible warning from history".