time.comadded August 2026
Timeby Charlie Campbell19d ago
First came the mirror. Before Min Aung Hlaing enters the room for his first Western media interview since seizing power in a 2021 coup d’état, aides maneuver an ornate Rococo revival looking glass...
Timeby Connor Greene19d ago
Trump Administration officials on Tuesday announced that they would terminate the Obamacare coverage of 760,000 enrollees, alleging widespread fraud in enrollment.
Timeby Rebecca Schneid19d ago
In his speech to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, President Donald Trump spun a familiar web of rhetoric regarding U.S.
Timeby Belinda Luscombe19d ago
Malcolm Gladwell is one of America’s foremost chroniclers of curious social phenomena and what’s behind them. In The Tipping Point, he examined why things seem to suddenly change.
Timeby Callum Sutherland20d ago
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a deal on the security of the semi-autonomous Danish territory of Greenland, in a bid to end the standoff over the strategic island.
Timeby Stacey Colino20d ago
If you’ve ever sat up quickly or rolled over in bed abruptly and felt like the room was spinning or whirling around you when you’re actually still, you may have experienced a condition called...
Timeby Charlie Campbell and Harry Booth20d ago
When Donald Trump arrived in Beijing in May, Xi Jinping was already on the offensive. The Chinese leader wasted zero time in rebuking his U.S.
Timeby Alex Karnal and Brian Kreiter20d ago
Between us, we have six children. The oldest is 12. None of them has a phone yet, and none has asked us whether artificial intelligence is going to ruin their lives. They will.
Timeby Simmone Shah20d ago
The heat waves Europe has seen in recent years were made measurably more intense because of the greenhouse gasses emitted since the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, according to a new study published...
Timeby Avery Stone20d ago
At a moment when emerging technologies are driving both the global economy and the news cycle, business leaders must not only keep up with an industry moving at a breakneck pace—they must look...
Timeby Alice Park20d ago
For decades, the only way to confirm that someone had Alzheimer’s disease was by autopsy after death, when pathologists could confirm amyloid plaques, which are hallmarks of the disease, in the...
Timeby Rainesford Stauffer20d ago
I swept my arm overhead, forming a half-moon shape as my body bent into a side stretch. I could almost hear the ballet instructors of my childhood calling out steps: Plié first position.
Timeby Philip Wang20d ago
When a mother returned to Maryland earlier this year after four months in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention, her children, ages one and four, did not recognize her at first.
Timeby Chad de Guzman20d ago
During a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new helipad in the White House on Monday, the sound of Marine One’s engines drowned out the White House’s feed of Donald Trump’s brief speech.
Timeby Chantelle Lee20d ago
At a TIME100 Talks event in New York City on Sept. 21, chefs and food industry experts discussed the challenges our communities face in making food healthier, more accessible, and more joyful for...
Timeby Connor Greene20d ago
Delegations from the U.S. and Iran are traveling to New York for the world’s largest diplomatic gathering this week in what experts say could be a key moment for determining the direction of the...
Timeby Jeffrey Kluger20d ago
The U.S. is in the midst of a temperance boom. Drinking rates have been steadily declining nationwide, with an August Gallup poll showing that only 54% of Americans ever consume alcohol—sharply...
Timeby Rebecca Schneid20d ago
Russia's electoral commission on Monday said that United Russia, the ruling party aligned with President Vladimir Putin, is projected to win the parliamentary election that has been widely...
Timeby Veronique Greenwood21d ago
In 2023, two new vaccines against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), which kills thousands of older adults annually in the U.S., hit the market.
Timeby Veronique Greenwood21d ago
When you’re asleep, your brain is still keeping tabs on the world outside. Sounds and even smells have been shown to alter brain activity during sleep.
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