Charlie Lawrence-Jones

5 days ago | irishstar.com | Charlie Robin Jones |Charlie Lawrence-Jones

Irish students studying in the US on J1 visas are at risk of deportation and are being warned to avoid certain activities that Donald Trump does not align with. The Union of Students in Ireland (USI), which represents over 350,000 students across 30 higher education institutions, has highlighted the risks associated with "activism" while in the US on the popular summer work visa.

6 days ago | irishstar.com | Charlie Robin Jones |Charlie Lawrence-Jones

An election expert has revealed who he thinks could be the next Democrat choice for President, during a time when the Democratic party is lacking a real leader. Nate Silver, the brain behind FiveThirtyEight, said he thinks the firebrand Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from New York is most likely going to be the Democratic Party's next choice for president.

6 days ago | irishstar.com | Charlie Robin Jones |Charlie Lawrence-Jones

Despite Erica Stoll turning heads with her stylish dressing as she stood alongside husband Rory McIlroy as he proudly showed off The Masters trophy, it wasn't until later that online sleuths made a link to First Lady Melania Trump. Stoll was wearing a sophisticated two-piece outfit as she posed alongside her husband and their little girl Poppy at Augusta National. Her fashionable attire included a cropped white patterned blouse and a matching miniskirt.

1 week ago | irishstar.com | Charlie Robin Jones |Douglas Whitbread |Charlie Lawrence-Jones

Conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair who claims to have a son with Elon Musk has been 'forced to sell $100,000 Tesla' as the paternity dispute drags on. The 26-year-old announced that she had given birth to the Tesla boss's 14th known child, a boy named Romulus, in early February. St. Clair alleged that Musk had proposed a $15 million payout and a monthly stipend of $100,000 to maintain her silence about him being the father until the child reached 21.

1 week ago | themirror.com | Charlie Lawrence-Jones

Millions of eager Wordle players were met with a sneaky challenge when they opened up the game today, leaving many stumped. But luckily for anyone fearing the loss of their streak, there's the friendly neighborhood quiz-busters at Mirror.com to provide some clues to help out. Players get six guesses to reach the right answer but with thousands of five letter words out there, it's not as easy as many would hope. We've got some hints and tips to get you going.