Irish-founded Woebot secures $9.5m from pharma giant Bayer
San Francisco-headquartered firm has secured more than $123.5m in funding to date
Sean Penn in Ukraine filming documentary on Russian invasion
The actor and humanitarian has been meeting with Ukrainian officials and military in Kyiv
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Book review: French feminist urges modern women to consider the term ‘witch’
I, Tonya reveals a deeper truth than Harding’s level of guilt
The compelling film of the Harding-Kerrigan scandal gets to the heart of human frailty
Walking sort of like an Egyptian may not be enough any more
The news had barely landed before social media blew its collective top
Trump trying to ‘kneecap’ postal service in voting row
Obama urges protection of US poll integrity as president fuels ‘birther’ idea around Harris
Kirk Douglas obituary: Ragman’s son who became a Hollywood superstar
Actor known for celebrated films like Spartacus and Paths of Glory died aged 103
Christmas tech: Apps to help you survive the last of the festivities
Meditation, exercise and organisation for the days ahead
Ford reinvents Mustang as a battery-powered crossover
The Mustang is Ford’s signature sports car, having sold more than 10 million units
Peter Fonda: Henry’s estranged son, Jane’s ‘sweet baby brother’, Bridget’s less famous dad
Peter Fonda, though a smaller star than other family members, helped reinvent Hollywood
Crisis group urges US and Iran to ‘tone down rhetoric’ to avoid war
US security advisor John Bolton seen as chief culprit in escalating US-Iran tensions
One year on, Macron’s party boasts European successes
President’s nascent party holds its line on core principle of being ‘viscerally pro-European’
Tipping Point: Seriously, who knew they played rugby in September?
Every September since forever has been about the All-Ireland finals in hurling and football
Clinton’s ‘master of disaster’ plots Airbnb strategy
Irish American Chris Lehane navigating tightrope between tech and politics
Roman Polanski sues Academy and calls MeToo movement ‘mass hysteria’
Director who won Academy award for Rosemary’s Baby dismisses MeToo movement as ‘hypocrisy’
Ming’s report on banks not so mighty
Irish MEP’s document asks whether ECB and Irish banks colluded to hide losses
Clinton attacks Trump administration over email ‘hypocrisy’
Democrat responds to reports that several senior figures used private accounts
Warren Beatty: ‘I’ve had 16 books written about me. All baloney’
Warren Beatty, a true Hollywood maverick, sets the record straight on his six-decade-long career and the state of cinema today
Madam President: How Newsweek reported a Clinton victory
About 125,000 copies of magazine had to be recalled after Donald Trump's shock election win
Bruce Springsteen admits feeling like a fake despite success
The Boss tells ‘Late Late Show’ of ongoing struggles with self-doubt and anxiety
Nell McCafferty talks hysterectomies and abortion in UCC
Bogside-born campaigner one of four figures to receive honorary doctorates
Diarmaid Ferriter: There’s a big difference between visiting and belonging
Mary Mitchell O’Connor’s blunder latest in series of botched efforts to connect with emigrants
Hillary Clinton vs Donald Trump: the fight for Florida
Florida, the key battleground state in the US presidential election, could decide who wins. It depends on two things – how many people vote and how many of them are Hispanic
Disrupting the narrative that tech start-ups are a great place to work
Former tech editor of ‘Newsweek’ has written an insider’s account of joining a fast-growing new company and its culture
Two non-executive directors appointed to board of Irish Times
Appointments of Clare Duignan and Rhona Murphy follow resignation and anticipated retirements
Australian police raid Sydney home of reported Bitcoin creator
Craig Steven Wright named by Wired magazine as currency’s mastermind
Gun violence vs terrorism: how the numbers in US stack up
Obama’s appeal to media to publish comparative figures has been answered
Darknet is ‘like eBay’ for drugs, hit men and child porn
Rising use of the deep web by criminals has forced global law enforcers to go virtual
Bitcoin revolution may finally be about to gain currency
Despite some bad press, the currency might now be about to prove its worth
Ben Bradlee: a lion of US journalism
Tributes paid to former ‘Washington Post’ editor who steered coverage of Watergate
Renowned ‘Washington Post’ editor Ben Bradlee dies at 93
Former newspaperman steered coverage of Watergate scandal that led to fall of Nixon
Farage insists immigrants with HIV should not be allowed into UK
Remarks come just hours after Carswell elected to Commons
Israel denounced by senior Irish cleric
Whoever argued against criticising Israel ‘has never read the Old Testament prophets’
‘Look! No print’ as Daily Beast talks digital
Irish boss Rhona Murphy will talk mobiles and experiments at Magazines Ireland event
Bitcoin enthusiasts donate about $28,000 to reported creator
Dorian S. Nakamoto last week denied claims by Newsweek magazine that he is the digital currency’s creator
Man denies being Bitcoin inventor amid media frenzy
Newsweek stands by story as hunt for mystery man turns into car chase
Bitcoin creator unmasked as 64-year-old, Toyota Corolla owner
Newsweek claims to have tracked down Keyser Söze figure behind cyber currency
‘Newsweek’ broadside stirs Gallic pride as French ridicule journalist’s errors
Politicians and media strike back over ‘French-bashing’ article
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