Carmel Crimmins

Hi, I'm Carmel Crimmins in Dublin.

It's Tuesday, January 27th.

Today, signs of a thaw as Trump and Minnesota's governor share a private phone call and a top U.S.

Border Patrol official is demoted.

Meta, TikTok and YouTube go on trial as a teen says social media addiction fueled her depression.

China's top general is under investigation for alleged corruption and a succession drama, French style.

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White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt reflecting a sharp reversal in tone.

With public outrage mounting over the fatal shooting of Alex Preti over the weekend, President Trump is now saying he's on a similar wavelength with the Democratic governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz,

after what he describes as a very good call between them.

Waltz and other Democratic leaders fiercely oppose the immigration surge, which they characterize as a lawless invasion.

And the man in charge of that surge, Gregory Bovino, is being removed from his role.

Reporter Andy Sullivan covers US politics.

And the political impacts are being felt beyond D.C.

Israel has recovered the remains of the last hostage held in Gaza.

In a statement, the Israeli military said the remains of police officer Ran Govely, who was held in Gaza for more than 840 days, have been identified and will be returned for burial.

The recovery fulfills a key condition of the initial phase of President Trump's ceasefire plan and could pave the way for reopening the Rafah crossing.

That's Gaza's main gateway to the outside world.

France's government is moving closer to banning social media for under-15s, following in the footsteps of Australia's world-first bloc.

And in California, jury selection begins today in a case against TikTok, Meta and YouTube, which are facing allegations their platforms are fuelling a youth mental health crisis.