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Leading US anti-death penalty activist critical of Trump's influence on executions

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By Paul Cunningham Verified
| Behind the Story
The leading US anti-death penalty activist, Sister Helen Prejean, has strongly criticised President Donald Trump for employing violent rhetoric, instilling fear and seeking to increase the number of executions in the country. The 87-year-old Catholic nun was particularly disapproving of Mr Trump's decision, during his first term in the White House, to end a 17-year moratorium on federal executions.
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Value of early access to new medicines questioned by National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics

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By Paul Cunningham Verified
| Behind the Story
The head of the committee that recommends to the Health Service Executive whether new drugs should be approved or not has said he is opposed to early access for medicines, like those for rare diseases, if that means they're not assessed first.
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Taoiseach's Triple Lock plan facing backbench pushback

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By Paul Cunningham Verified
| Your Politics Verified
Updated / Saturday, 20 Jun 2026 10:21 Change to the Triple Lock would no longer require UN approval before sending more than 12 troops abroad (Collins Photos) Taoiseach Micheál Martin's desire to change the Triple Lock, and no longer require UN approval before sending more than 12 troops abroad, is facing a backbench pushback.
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