Mayo Student Avoids Prison in Cork High-Speed Chase

A Mayo student involved in a high-speed chase in Cork has avoided a prison sentence, with the court delivering its decision on the incident.

15 Jul, 15:20 — 15 Jul, 16:30

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The coverage leans right due to the Jerusalem Post's focus on US actions and an interview format, and the Irish Independent's general center-right stance, despite the articles being unrelated to the main story.

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jerusalem-postMostly Factual23d ago

Blockades and fees: Why are the US’s actions in Hormuz legal while Iran’s are not? - interview

Though US President Donald Trump has since abandoned the idea, he suggested that vessels should pay a 20% fee on all cargo transiting the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for US military protection.

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irish-independent23d ago