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What the Cornell 7 Case Reveals About Consent and Bravery
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How to Beat Trump’s Noise Machine
Sustained attention to what President Donald Trump wants buried is the antidote to his perpetual noise machine.
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What Worries Experts About the Russia 'Plague' Incident
Public-health experts say the incident should serve as a wake-up call.
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What to Say When Someone Shows Up Sick
Here's how to keep the friendship while skipping the germs.
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The Real Whistleblower Behind The Social Reckoning and the Actor Who Played Her on Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, and AI
Frances Haugen and Mikey Madison sit for their first interview together
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How Oct. 7 Changed Israel
Three years since the devastating attack, Israel has changed. "What’s less visible, and more surprising, is what has stayed the same," write
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El Niño Is Bringing Kelvin Waves to California. Here's What To Know
A large pulse of wave energy is expected to travel up the West Coast.
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Artificial Is a Hugely Entertaining Movie About Despair for the Future
In his portrait of Sam Altman and the rise of OpenAI, Luca Guadagnino has made a movie that's despairing, but also exhilarating.
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Omar Sy on Lupin Season 4 and His 'Stunned' Reaction to the Louvre Heist
The French actor, who has been living in the United States for about ten years, spoke to TIME France about his profession, his country, and
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How Quebec Separatists Win Poses New Challenge for Carney Amid Trump Trade War
The mere threat of a separatist agenda undoubtedly tests Carney’s efforts to maintain a cohesive approach at a time when Canada needs to put
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Why Audiobook Walking Clubs Are Taking Off
Pick an audiobook, put on your headphones, and make friends without talking the whole time.
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Compounding Pharmacies for Weight-Loss Drugs Are Booming. Should You Trust Them?
As more people turn to telehealth for GLP-1s, one type of pharmacy is coming under scrutiny.
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U.S. Military Imposes Curfew in Okinawa After Marine Arrested for Murder
The arrest of a U.S. marine on suspicion of murdering an Okinawan woman has led to a reckoning with U.S. military presence in Japan.
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‘We Have to Punch Back’: Top Nevada Official Prepares For Possible Election Havoc From Trump
The state's top election official talks to TIME about how he's preparing for a midterm election like no other
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The War in Iran Will Make It Harder for Americans to Stay Warm This Winter
With no end to the war in sight and an approaching winter that will see a rise in energy demand and costs, policymakers need to move quickly
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Newsom Calls for 25th Amendment After Trump Imagines Iran Attacking California
The California governor and other critics say the President’s comments signal mental instability.
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After the Cornell Case, Should Colleges Ban Fraternities?
As Cornell faces scrutiny over a sexual assault lawsuit, historian Nick Syrett explains why fraternities have proved so hard to regulate.
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Pressure Mounts on Cornell to Explain Its Handling of Sexual Assault Allegations
Student protests and a possible faculty no-confidence vote are intensifying scrutiny of the university’s response.
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Could Texas Elect a Democratic Governor for the First Time in More Than 30 Years? Polls Show a Tight Race
Republicans have led the state for more than 30 years. But Gov. Greg Abbott appears to be facing an unusually competitive bid from his Democ
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Photos Show Scenes of Unrest as French Student Protest Goes Nationwide
More than 250,000 people took to streets across France on Tuesday as teachers, parents, and union activists joined students who have spent t
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Hoping for Better, 3 Years Since Oct. 7
Three years since the horrific Oct. 7 attack, Rachel Goldberg-Polin writes about the pain of losing her son, Hersh, and her hopes for healin
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Don't Cancel Your Plans. Shrink Them
Too tired to socialize? Making your plans more manageable can help you stay connected.
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Meta’s Muse AI Agent Is Building a Dossier On You
Internal instructions reviewed by TIME show the AI assistant mapping users and their contacts—including people who don’t use Muse—and sharin
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The Trouble with Grand Romantic Gestures
Grand romantic gestures are often overrated in real life, writes Vanessa Bohns.
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