time.comadded August 2026
Timeby Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez2d ago
I spent eight years in conversion therapy trying to heal what church leaders called my “core wounds.” I did individual therapy with Christian psychologists who claimed they could help me change my...
Timeby Olivia-Anne Cleary3d ago
Navanethem "Navi" Pillay, a South African jurist and former U.N. high commissioner for human rights, won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday “for her efforts to promote peace and international...
Timeby Chad de Guzman3d ago
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani wants President Donald Trump to put an end to Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s operations in the city after an agent-involved shooting injured one person on...
Timeby Nicholas B. Dirks3d ago
We often think of science as a search for answers to a specific issue: a solution to a known problem, or a cure for a particular disease.
Timeby Connor Greene3d ago
Sixty million American children were automatically enrolled into “Trump Accounts” on Oct. 1, President Donald Trump announced.
Timeby Nik Popli3d ago
As the world's biggest technology companies race to build data centers across the country to power an AI boom, a yearlong Senate investigation argues that some firms are misleading the public about...
Timeby Simmone Shah3d ago
A storm is heading towards the gulf coast, ending what was a quiet start to the Atlantic hurricane season.
Timeby Alice Park3d ago
Three people have received an innovative treatment designed to rejuvenate vision cells. In a presentation at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, researchers from Life...
Timeby Neale Mahoney and Abigail Sanchez3d ago
American healthcare, the priciest healthcare system in the world, is set to get even more expensive In the coming weeks, the roughly 160 million Americans who get health insurance through work will...
Timeby Megan McCluskey3d ago
If you ever wished Stephen King's Carrie was actually a story about a telekinetic teenager getting whisked away from the violence and isolation of her sheltered small-town life to join a secret...
Timeby Callum Sutherland3d ago
President Donald Trump on Wednesday revisited his argument that he deserves to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize this year, telling reporters in the Oval Office that he has done “far more” than any...
Timeby Callum Sutherland and Olivia-Anne Cleary3d ago
French students took to the streets again Thursday and blockaded some high schools as they demanded action from the government they say is underfunding the country’s education system.
Timeby Rebecca Schneid3d ago
The state has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in 94 years, but Republican Sen. Roger Marshall now faces a close challenge from megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton—with repercussions that will...
Timeby Judy Berman3d ago
Now is the autumn of our tech-dystopia content. Oscar season is awash in prestige based-on-a-true-story films like Aaron Sorkin’s Social Network sequel The Social Reckoning and Artificial, a Sam...
Timeby Sean Gregory3d ago
We are talking in the back of a black SUV, parked in front of his offseason home in the Toronto suburbs, when I mention the bit of satire that went viral during the Western Conference Finals in...
Timeby Miranda Jeyaretnam3d ago
The Iran-aligned Houthi rebels said they launched another strike on Riyadh’s main airport, after earlier attacks on Saudi Arabia killed three and injured 36.
Timeby JP Mangalindan3d ago
Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Below finale. Calvin Penney (Josh Hartnett) cuts his engine far from shore.
Timeby Chethana Achar and Carolyn Wells Keller3d ago
When you think of a military general, the descriptor “cute” probably doesn’t come to mind. But cuteness may have helped Prabowo Subianto, a former military leader and defense minister, reshape his...
Timeby Philip Wang3d ago
When the Democratic state representative announced that he would continue to run for Congress in a gerrymandered district five months ago, it was seen by many in Tennessee and Washington as more...
Timeby Chad de Guzman3d ago
The Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday proposed a rule that would charge schools $70,000 per international student seeking to work in the U.S.
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