Trump Administration Proposes Cutting Grace Period for H-1B and Other Visas
Timeby Chad de Guzman·11 Sept 2026
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed scrapping the policy allowing certain foreign workers—including H-1B visa holders—to remain in the U.S.
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Timeby Charlotte Hu·11 Sept 2026
When there are breakthrough technologies like xenotransplants, or novel cancer therapies, they’re transformative for diseases and conditions once thought incurable—but they can only save lives if...
Could Today’s Children Live to 150 Years Old? Health Leaders Talk Longevity Research
Timeby Chantelle Lee·11 Sept 2026
David Sinclair, a professor at Harvard Medical School, has said that he thinks the first person who will live to the age of 150 is already alive today.
What Maria Shriver Wants Women to Know About Their Brain Health
Timeby Angela Haupt·11 Sept 2026
Only one in five women know that they’re more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease than men, according to a recent survey.
Experts Discuss Breakthroughs In Beating Cancer
Timeby Chantelle Lee·11 Sept 2026
Leading experts in cancer research reflected on the significant strides made in tackling the disease, along with the work that remains to be done toward finding a cure, at the TIME100 Health...
How to Make Chronic Care Fit Into Patients’ Lives
Timeby Angela Haupt·11 Sept 2026
When Garrett Vogel was 11, his parents thought he had the flu. They gave him Gatorade—lots of it—not realizing he was actually experiencing symptoms of Type 1 diabetes.
How the U.S. Treasury's New Aviation Sanctions on Iran Extend Beyond Tehran
Timeby Callum Sutherland·10 Sept 2026
The U.S. Treasury issued sweeping new sanctions against Iran on Tuesday, targeting the country’s airlines and their international service providers as it ramps up its effort to isolate Tehran from...
AI Should Be a Wake-Up Call For Universities
Timeby Arianna Huffington·10 Sept 2026
The debate over how AI will impact higher education has narrowed into a single and well-worn groove: in a world where machines can think, how do we make sure students still learn to think?
Trump Promises $500 Obamacare Refunds. Here's Who Qualifies
Timeby Annika Neklason·10 Sept 2026
President Donald Trump has said nearly a million Americans are eligible to receive $500 refunds for what he described as “excessive fees” charged to Obamacare enrollees under the Biden...
The Planet Mercury Has Been Shrinking—More Than Scientists Expected
Timeby Jeffrey Kluger·10 Sept 2026
Mercury is nobody’s idea of a big cosmic deal. The solar system’s smallest planet, it measures just 3,023 miles across—or barely 3.6% of the 88,846 mi.
Voters Are Turning to AI for Election Help. The Answers Aren't Always Right
Timeby Naomi Nix·10 Sept 2026
After years of Google restricting Gemini’s ability to answer users’ questions about major elections, the tech giant is shifting tactics.
AI Is Developing a Culture of Its Own. That Could Be Dangerous
Timeby Tharin Pillay·10 Sept 2026
In July, 700 AI agents worked together to hack the AI company Hugging Face. Dubbing themselves a “swarm,” the agents found and exploited a series of security vulnerabilities, enabling them to...
Thousands of Food-Packaging Chemicals Lack Safety Data
Timeby Veronique Greenwood·10 Sept 2026
We don’t often look with suspicion at the plastic wrapping a block of cheddar, the waxed carton containing milk, or the plastic bottle of ketchup.
'Buy Canadian': Meet the Consumers Boycotting American Products as Trade Rift Widens
Timeby Tiago Ventura·10 Sept 2026
When Lynn Henderson walks into her local grocery store in British Columbia, she has one label at the top of her mind: “Made in Canada.” The 47-year-old is among a drive of Canadian consumers who...
How to Treat Age Spots Without Damaging Your Skin
Timeby Angela Haupt·10 Sept 2026
If your face, arms, or hands have started accumulating age spots, you may be wondering whether you can safely fade—or completely remove—them. The answer is probably yes.
How Two Citizen Sleuths Spent Decades Trying to Solve the Double Homicide of 'A Killer Story'
Timeby JP Mangalindan·10 Sept 2026
The tip came in 2017 from Alma, Kansas, from a stay-at-home mother. Eileen Umbehr asked whether Joe Sexton, a veteran investigative journalist who worked at The New York Times and ProPublica...
TIME Convenes Leaders Shaping the Future of Health for Third Annual TIME100 Health Leadership Forum
Timeby TIME PR·10 Sept 2026
Today, TIME convenes the third annual TIME100 Health Leadership Forum in New York City, featuring conversations on equity, longevity, and solution-driven care with leaders taking action toward a...
9/11 and the Substitute Mother
Timeby Diana Miller·10 Sept 2026
In 2001, I lost the world I knew. Twenty-five years later, I’m accidentally rebuilding it. “I think people think you’re my mother,” my six-year-old niece whispered to me as we walked through the...
Trump’s Attacks on the Environment Are Out of Touch With America
Timeby Benji Backer·10 Sept 2026
The most pro-American stance a leader can take is to defend our best ideas. America's national parks and our nation’s beautiful environment are part of our heritage, identity, and are ultimately...
Trump Promises End to Iran War After Midterms
Timeby Miranda Jeyaretnam·10 Sept 2026
President Donald Trump said he expects the U.S. and Israel’s war with Iran to end “immediately after” the midterm elections.
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