Donald Trump's running mate JD Vance made his name writing about Americans of Ulster descent such as his family, and their values and challenges

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Good morning readers,   Here is your Tuesday edition of the News Letter online - it is also available in the shops. Don't miss: * David Montgomery: Amidst threats to democracy, journalism is as important as it has ever been * Editorial: Simon Coveney's remarks show the problem in unionists accepting the EU deal * Letter: Compassion, empathy, and understanding in healthcare are slowly disappearing within the bureaucratic minefield * Letter: Any chance to get a dig in at unionists then the media will have a go * Platform piece: The work starts now on our window of opportunity     Donald Trump's running mate made his name writing about Americans of Ulster descent such as him, and their values           Windsor Framework rules could hamper government bailout of Harland and Wolff - Allister           Irish nationalists branded 'pathetic' and 'childish' over England Euros defeat           Petrol and paint bombs thrown at officers and vehicles by up to 50 youths           Huge Newry fire was accidental, says Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service           Sinn Fein condemns Trump shooting two days later - after criticism and media questions           Man arrested and property recovered following series of 'creeper burglary' offences           David Montgomery: Amidst threats to democracy, journalism is as important as it has ever been           Council refuses to release details of Union flag call-in motion - citing 'individual data rights' of councillors           Man arrested after vehicle theft in the Kimberly Street area of south Belfast released on bail           'We thank our team members for their continued dedication and hard work during these more challenging times'               The food and drink that represents 13 UK cities named - ultimate guide     Nestlé launches ultimate summer sweet treat and it's inspired by a nostalgic classic                           'We couldn't quite keep the ball and we got punished for it...it's as painful as it could be in a football match'             These are the top 25 odd workouts Brits have tried     'I understand the question, of course, but I think I need to speak to the right people, and we'll go from there'     'If I can get the putter to cooperate and get the speed of the greens down...I feel like I'll be in a really good spot'                 View more news

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