June 24, 2024

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Behind The Scenes
President Joe Biden, center, speaks with TIME editor-in-chief Sam Jacobs, right, and Washington bureau chief Massimo Calabresi, left, at the White House, for this issue’s cover story on how his view of America’s role in the world will play out if he
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What Happens To Donald Trump Now?
As the first ex-President to be convicted of crimes, Donald Trump becomes the first who has to negotiate the reality of being a felon in the U.S. CAN HE STILL RUN FOR PRESIDENT? Yes. A felony conviction will not disqualify Trump from continuing his c
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How Trump Prepared His Allies For A Guilty Verdict
The Trump campaign was prepared. Minutes after a Manhattan jury convicted the former President, fundraising pitches inundated inboxes, right-wing influencers stormed social media, and Donald Trump emerged from the courtroom to delegitimize the verdic
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The Future Is In Judge Merchan’s Hands
Now that a jury has found Donald Trump guilty of 34 felony charges, nearly everything about what happens next is up to Judge Juan Merchan. The experienced New York Supreme Court justice who has presided over Trump’s Manhattan trial has several thorny
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Champions Once More
Real Madrid players fall to their knees in celebration the moment their team wins its record-extending 15th Champions League title, defeating Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in London on June 1. After a lackluster start, Madrid dominated the second half at Wem
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India’s Shocking Election Result Humbles The Ruling Party
After six long weeks of voting in grueling heat, India’s election delivered stunning results. Prime Minister Narendra Modi captured a rare third term, but his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) did not secure a majority in the country’s 543-member P
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Milestones
Being a woman in Mexico is tough—if not dangerous. Women earn 16% less than men, and the gender gap in labor-force participation is one of the highest in Latin America. Even more shocking is that 11 women die violently each day, more than twice the r
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How U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo is navigating America’s AI future
Until mid-2023, artificial intelligence was something of a niche topic in Washington, largely confined to small circles of tech-policy wonks. That all changed when, nearly two years into Gina Raimondo’s tenure as Secretary of Commerce, ChatGPT’s expl
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As Employers Embrace AI, Workers Fret—and Seek Input
The Swedish buy-now-pay-later company Klarna has become something of a poster child for the potential benefits of generative artificial intelligence. The company relies on AI to create and tailor promotional images and to draft marketing copy, saving
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Sharing Grief Amid War
Spring and early summer are difficult times for both Israelis and Palestinians. Israeli Jews move from Passover, the holiday of freedom, to Holocaust Memorial Day, to Memorial Day for Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terror, to the triumphant celebrati
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Return To North Gaza
Palestinians wind their way through the rubble of Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip on May 31, following the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the town and its 75-year-old refugee camp. For nearly three weeks, Israeli soldiers waged intense battle a
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Biden Is Growing Bolder On Ukraine
As Russia’s war grinds on, the Biden Administration is now taking on bigger risks to support Ukraine. The latest example is a decision to allow Ukrainian forces to use U.S.-supplied weapons to strike targets inside Russia. We may also soon see NATO p
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I Hate Summer—and You Should Too
Wake me when it’s over—summer, that is. I know, I know, you just love it: the long days, the warm evenings, the trips to the beach, the afternoons at the ballpark when your favorite team is playing and the pennant race is tightening—and the temperatu
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The D.c. Brief
The blades roar above the wild horses. Barely clearing their manes, the helicopters are driving the mustangs and burros toward holding pens, often miles away. A few will break their legs and won’t make it. Others will crash into each other or the met
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Health Matters
Nothing puts a damper on a day outdoors like finding a tick on your skin. Most of us know these creepy, bloodsucking pests can spread diseases including Lyme—but you may not know exactly what to do if you spot one on your body. First things first: Do
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The World According to Biden
Joe Biden makes his way through the West Wing telling stories. In the Cabinet Room, with sun pouring through French doors from the Rose Garden outside, he remembers the first time he sat around the long mahogany table, its high-backed leather chairs
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‘I Don’t Have Faith In Doctors Anymore’
Miannica Frison was in the throes of labor in 2020 when a nurse entered her room at UAB Hospital in Birmingham, Ala. Frison was screaming in pain. But rather than see how she could help, Frison recalls, the nurse said she heard Frison was having her
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Strait Talk
As political transitions go, the ascent of Lai Ching-te to the presidency of Taiwan had pretty much everything. On May 15, the outgoing President signed off amid a riot of yellow spandex and feather boas as Nymphia Wind, winner of the latest season o
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Do Less. It’s Good For You
You take a vacation day, but get distracted by the thought of your work inbox filling up. Or you sit down to watch a movie and immediately feel guilty about all the tasks still on your to-do list. Or perhaps you splurge on a massage, but barely enjoy
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Anatomy Of A Perfect Nap
Scientists who are serious about snooze have vindicated the nap. Far from being a sign of laziness, research has linked napping to better brain and heart health, along with improved cognition, creativity, and memory. To get the most out of yours, nap
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How To Have The Best At-home Spa Day
Face it: you could use a day to yourself. But if you can’t swing a whole one, how about half? What about an hour? Any amount of time works for a DIY spa day: a completely customizable way to de-stress. You don’t even need to leave your house. “The ke
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4 Signs Your Body Is Begging For A Break
If the smoke alarm in your house were beeping, you’d spring into action. Yet we’re not so fast to react to the alarm bells ringing in our own bodies, letting us know we need to slow down. “A cascade of changes happen in the body when the stress respo
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The Way To A Truly Restful Vacation
Travel can do wonders for your well-being: expanding your mind, bonding you to loved ones, and connecting you with nature. Still, it’s possible to arrive back home from a trip feeling more stressed than you were before you left. Keeping certain tips
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Westward Ho, Again
Every time a filmmaker or showrunner takes a gamble on a big western, the takes start rolling in like wagon wheels creaking across the plain: “The western is back!” “The western never went away!” “The western is the genre we need now!” But even if we
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5 Ways People Relax Around The World
Stress and overwork are default American settings. But in many countries, relaxation is baked into the culture. Taking a regular walk in the woods is a form of preventive medicine called shinrin-yoku, credited with improving sleep quality, mood, and
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Afghan Women Defying The Taliban
When Kabul fell to the Taliban, returning Afghanistan to the fundamentalist group’s control, women who did not flee faced a reality in which they could no longer be who they are: journalists deleted evidence of their work, artists destroyed their cre
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Summer’s Most Anticipated Books
Summer is nigh, and with it relaxing hours to be filled, a page at a time, on the beach, by the pool, or in air-conditioned comfort. The season’s literary releases offer promising options for every setting and inclination: a heart-pounding mystery fr
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Bill Ford
Michigan Central Station just reopened after more than 30 years of disuse. Ford led its transformation into what’s meant to become a multiuse “innovation hub.” Why did you get involved in the project? I remember the train station as a young boy and,
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Guilty On All Counts
For six weeks, the former most powerful man in the world sat like an ordinary citizen in a drab courtroom, a criminal defendant being judged by a jury of his peers. In proceedings both historic and tawdry, Donald Trump glowered, complained, bloviated

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