In 1980, Cuban authorities arrested Fidel Armando Toboso-Alfonso without accusation, incited his colleagues to publicly disgrace him, and threatened him with a four-year prison sentence unless he departed the nation. His alleged offense was being gay. Having previously endured 60 days in a labor camp, Toboso-Alfonso opted for exile. Upon his arrival in the United […]
Exposure to cold water is a popular trend now. From social media personalities promoting the psychological advantages of cold showers to athletes endorsing ice baths for quicker recovery, it has evolved into a legitimate wellness practice. Proponents suggest it may enhance concentration, strengthen the immune system, and even diminish inflammation. However, researchers indicate that the […]
On November 12, 2025, individuals from across the nation convened at the Washington National Cathedral to honor the legacy of Dr. Jane Goodall—renowned scientist, inspiring storyteller, and a guiding moral influence on humanity’s interaction with the natural world. It seems almost inconceivable to envision existence without Jane’s distinctive voice: composed yet resolute, rooted in compassion, […]
For a long time, the public has viewed a computer science degree as a pathway to financial security and a stable career. However, current discussions surrounding computer science education suggest that coding no longer guarantees employment. While it’s true that recent graduates are facing challenges in securing their first jobs, focusing solely on the perceived […]
Climate change inflicts damage in numerous ways, giving rise to hurricanes, heat waves, floods, droughts, and wildfires. A new study published in *Scientific Reports* now adds earthquakes, continental rifting (or breakup), and magma production to that list. This research contributes to a growing scientific consensus that the Earth’s atmospheric processes can unexpectedly influence its geological […]
This piece is included in The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics publication. Subscribe to receive similar articles directly in your email. The anticipated event didn’t occur. Until it did. Recently disclosed emails, unveiled Wednesday by House Democrats from Jeffrey Epstein’s holdings, contain allegations from the convicted sex offender that his former associate, Donald Trump, “spent hours […]
Dystopian movies often carry a sense of superiority. It’s easy to point out flaws in our world and assume they will escalate. However, when filmmakers present bleak future scenarios, we often distance ourselves, admiring their creativity rather than acknowledging the potential for such realities. The idea of an authoritarian government using a brutal reality show […]
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt informed TIME in an email that Virginia Giuffre is the name of the victim redacted in two emails from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, which House Democrats made public on Wednesday. “Democrats deliberately leaked emails to liberal media outlets to fabricate a narrative intended to smear President Trump. The ‘unnamed victim’ […]
This year, TIME and Statista introduce the second installment of their “World’s Best Companies in Sustainable Growth 2026” initiative. This project aims to identify businesses that maintain strong performance while prioritizing their environmental footprint. The inaugural edition was launched in late 2024. The companies recognized in this ranking demonstrate exceptional success in sustainable development alongside […]
With experts highlighting escalating global concerns, businesses face the imperative to operate more sustainably without hindering their expansion. For the second consecutive year, TIME and Statista are releasing their annual list of the World’s Best Companies in Sustainable Growth, recognizing enterprises that excel in their respective sectors through remarkable financial achievements and environmental stewardship, marked […]
Reducing your personal carbon footprint might begin at your dinner table. A new study, recently published in the journal , indicates that adopting a vegan diet could nearly halve the carbon emissions associated with your food choices. Furthermore, this approach would remain highly nutritious. The researchers contrasted an omnivorous Mediterranean diet—typically characterized by its emphasis […]
You’re likely familiar with FOMO, or the fear of missing out, but you might not know about FOFO: the fear of finding out. This is a frequent reason why many individuals avoid recommended health screenings such as , , STD screenings, blood work, and . FOFO isn’t a formal medical diagnosis; it’s a casual term […]
For 2026, TIME magazine is once again preparing to publish its ranking of leading EdTech companies, continuing its partnership with Statista, a prominent international provider of market and consumer data and rankings. This comprehensive list is designed to identify the most innovative, impactful, and rapidly growing companies in the educational technology sector that have established […]
Ireland has inaugurated its new President. Catherine Connolly took office, vowing to drive transformation, oppose militarization, and work towards a unified Ireland. These pledges could potentially put her at odds with both Ireland’s own government and its allies across Europe and America. Domestically, Connolly represents a novel electoral outcome. Ireland’s Prime Ministers (taoisigh) have historically […]
The Trump Administration is progressing with plans to offer 50-year mortgages to homebuyers—an initiative that has attracted criticism from some of the President’s own allies, and which experts caution could bring significant disadvantages. President Donald Trump confirmed that his Administration would roll out 50-year mortgages in a Truth Social post over the weekend. Shortly thereafter, […]
On Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Syria’s transitional President Ahmed Sharaa at the White House. This meeting held considerable significance in multiple respects, primarily as it marked the inaugural occasion a Syrian President had been hosted at the White House. Trump and Sharaa had previously convened in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on May 14. This […]
American health authorities have initiated the process to lift the black box warning from estrogen-based medications used to manage menopausal symptoms. This warning was initially instituted following findings from a significant government-sponsored women’s health investigation, the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI), which indicated a correlation between hormone therapy and elevated risks for various ailments, such as […]
Welcome back to In the Loop, TIME’s new bi-weekly AI newsletter. If viewing in your browser, consider subscribing to receive future editions directly in your inbox. Profile: Karandeep Anand, Character.AI CEO Character.AI faces significant scrutiny. The chatbot platform, which enables users to interact with AIs embodying fictional characters, is embroiled in multiple legal challenges. Among […]
Authorities reported Tuesday that thieves stole Roman-era statues from the National Museum of Damascus. The burglary occurred Sunday night and was discovered the next morning when a broken door to the classical department revealed the missing statues. Officials told that six marble statues were stolen. An investigation is ongoing, and the museum is temporarily closed […]
For many who have experienced domestic abuse, getting away is a process involving careful planning, secrecy, and efforts to stay alive. This often includes finding a safe , waiting for the abuser to be less vigilant, and leaving secretly. However, a new could now prevent survivors from accessing help, even after they escape. This policy, […]