Jennifer O'Connell is a Senior Features Writer at The Irish Times. She specializes in law and legal affairs, particularly civil and family law, while also exploring social issues and cultural topics such as the Royal Family and contemporary figures like Meghan Markle and Bella Hadid. Jennifer's work has been featured in JD Supra and The Irish Times.
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By: Jennifer O'Connell
Two Pittsburgh unit supervisors who assisted at the deadly Trump Rally in Butler County, Pennsylvania, on Saturday were moved out of their unit. According to a WPXI exclusive, their superiors claim that the officers were not authorized to work the rally and were supposed to be available for First Lady Jill Biden's motorcade in Pittsburgh that same day.
By: Jennifer O'Connell
The two sides were not just offering opposing narratives, but speaking completely different languages
By: Jennifer O'Connell
By: Jennifer O'Connell
Gisèle Pelicot did not put herself through the ordeal of a public trial because she wanted to be some kind of icon. She did it to start a conversation
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