Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.
President Trump is wrapping up a two-day visit to Ireland.
He met with the Irish Prime Minister yesterday and said he would love to see Ireland and Northern Ireland unified.
But his meeting with Irish President Catherine Connolly brought
together two leaders with deeply different political views.
NPR's Franco Ordonez reports.
There was some tension involved in his meeting,
Trump's meeting with the Irish president, who's been fairly critical of Trump.
They actually had a nice ceremony with an Irish brigade kind of welcoming Trump by playing the U.S.
National anthem.
But President Connolly later put out a rather strong statement on Gaza.
She said that normalization of war and genocide can never be accepted.
I mean, the two leaders are really on opposite ends of the political spectrum.
That's NPR's Franco Ordonez reporting.
The CEO of OpenAI says his company will not have an initial public offering this year,
something analysts had been anticipating.
NPR's John Ruich reports the decision hinges in part on widespread
concerns about AI safety after reports of the technology going rogue.
OpenAI's IPO is one of the most anticipated public share offerings in years, and it's expected to be one of the biggest.
But in an interview with Fortune,