A search and rescue operation at the partially collapsed condo complex near Miami Bach has been suspended, as officials prepare to demolish the remaining structure ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa.

At least 17 people were killed and 40 injured when a Philippine military aircraft carrying troops crashed after missing the runway in the country's south, officials said.

While parades and fireworks will be seen in many parts of America today, it will be police sirens and torches that light the night sky on the banks of the Rio Grande in Texas as hundreds of migrants arrive in the US, writes Brian O'Donovan.

Rescuers in a Japanese holiday town hit by a deadly landslide were forced to suspend their search for survivors several times today as more rain hit the devastated area.

Dublin Airport is eerily empty these days but some of the bustle is expected to be back when international travel officially resumes on 19 July.

The stakes are high, the temperature is rising, but global dependency on Taiwan's computer chips has a cooling effect.

Political Correspondent Mícheál Lehane looks ahead to the Dublin Bay South by-election with just four days to go to the poll.

Nobody likes paying taxes but one of the benefits of being a PAYE taxpayer is your employer makes the necessary deductions at source and you do not have to deal with what can be a taxing process.

With electricity prices on the way up for more than one million customers, the arrival of a smart meter could offer a rare (albeit modest) reprieve against rising utility bills, writes Adam Maguire.

The new uniform and dress code for the gardaí is designed to encourage both greater uniformity and diversity.

Storm Elsa was downgraded to a tropical storm as it churned off southern Haiti, battering the area with hurricane conditions.

The Swedish Coop grocery store chain closed all its 800 stores today after a ransomware attack on an American IT provider left it unable to operate its cash registers.

Hard fought for peace and women's rights left "hanging in the balance" in Afghanistan, as foreign troops begin to pack up and leave, writes Eleanor Burnhill.

A pilot music festival took place in Dublin today as part of efforts to test the safe return to large events, where antigen testing was used for entry.

The Department of Health has announced 448 new cases of Covid-19 while the number of people in ICU is unchanged at 14.

Ukrainian authorities have found themselves buried in controversy after official pictures showed women soldiers practising for a parade in heels.

At least 43 people have drowned in a shipwreck off Tunisia as they tried to cross the Mediterranean from Libya to Italy.

A Vatican judge has ordered ten people, including an Italian cardinal, to stand trial for alleged financial crimes including embezzlement, money laundering, fraud, extortion and abuse of office.

A huge landslide has swept away homes and left 19 people missing at a popular resort town in central Japan after days of heavy rain, according to local officials.

The Northern Ireland Secretary of State Brandon Lewis and the UK's Brexit minister David Frost have warned of possible disruption to peace in Northern Ireland if changes are not made to the Northern Ireland Protocol.