Leo Varadkar

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar made history as his country's first openly gay and first biracial leader.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, who has a background in medicine, "wanted to help out even in a small way.”
Leo Varadkar announces new measures to battle coronavirus.
Vice President Mike Pence’s spokesperson insisted the veep isn’t homophobic since Pence is meeting with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who is gay.
The "Late Night" also made a wild prediction about how Trump's presidency may end.
The president refused to visit the capital, Dublin, and instead insisted that the prime minister meet him at or near his Doonbeg golf course on the Atlantic Coast.
Trump tried to hold the meeting at one of his golf resorts, but Irish officials balked at promoting one of his properties.
A meeting in a Trump hotel is "unseemly" and the choice of venue should be up to Irish leader Leo Varadkar, an Irish government source tells CNN.
The vice president of the United States invited Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to bring his partner, Dr. Matt Barrett.
It was a powerful gesture, as LGBTQ groups had been banned from the parade until 2015.