Sweeney physically transformed to play Christy Salters Martin, who was for a time the face of women's boxing.
Managers who who act like "firefighting arsonists" are sabotaging work, argue Nelson P. Repenning and Donald C. Kieffer from MIT.
As the Leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints turns 101, he writes about the importance of dignity and respect.
A combination of wind, water temperature, and ocean currents keep the eastern Pacific Ocean calm.
Kerr tells TIME about his MMA career, addiction and recovery, and working with Dwayne Johnson who portrays him in the new movie.
Already the world's richest man, Musk could grow his formidable net worth considerably under a new proposed pay plan from Tesla.
The report is the first the Bureau of Labor Statistics has released since Trump fired the head of the agency.
Writer-director-star James Sweeney on his dark and empathetic drama about twins, friendship, loneliness, and deception.
Netflix's new Indian drama tells the story of the 'Swimsuit Killer' and the police inspector, Madhukar Zende, who captured him not once but twice.
The star of the hit Netflix doc 'The Tinder Swindler' now fights for victims of romance scams.
TIME CEO Jessica Sibley shared the following news with staff on Thursday morning: Team, I’m pleased to share that Michael Erlinger will take on the role of Chief Legal Officer at TIME. Reporting directly to me, Michael will oversee TIME’s legal operations and team, while continuing to lead business affairs and operations for TIME Studios. Over the…
The move to restore Confederate names to memorials and military bases implicitly honors a perilous style of governance.
As the war in Gaza drags on, we Israelis continue the fight prevent a takeover by an authoritarian theocracy
When leaving a military facility on Thursday, Hegseth told reporters: "Thank you for traveling with the War Department!”
The Balance Project, a parent-run movement, tries to encourage childhood independence and get kids off screens
UFC fighter Conor McGregor wants to be Ireland’s Trump. But his presidential campaign might not get off the ground.
A judge ruled that $2.2 billion in federal research funding halted by Trump must be reinstated. Now, Harvard has three options.
Kennedy pledged transparency and evidence-based policy. But former CDC officials say his approach is endangering Americans.
The two-time deputy PM was finally elected to the top job by lawmakers after months of political instability for the Southeast Asian nation.
The reported proposal, which is in its early stages, would seek to classify being transgender as a disqualifying mental condition to own a gun.
As college students head back to campus, Mallary Tenore Tarpley writes about why the term ‘Freshman 15’ is inaccurate and harmful.
If you want to understand what made the Italian designer so successful, consider Jodie Foster's 1992 Oscars pantsuit
There are no serious plans in Congress to do anything about RFK Jr.
After a tumultuous week, Kennedy defended his tenure and his public-health positions.
The storms may bring intense rainfall across portions of the southwestern U.S. and Hawaii in the coming days.
“Healthcare is a clear red line,” says House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries
Texas already has one of the strictest abortion restrictions in the country.
The Hulu doc explores the case of an Indigenous Alaskan actor who claims he was possessed by little people when he shot two brothers.
The lawsuit comes ahead of a potential National Guard deployment to other cities, including Chicago and New Orleans.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has said a federal deployment to the city could begin as early as this weekend.
From The Roses to Oh, Hi!, Together to Splitsville, a spate of summer movies have looked at the downsides of longing, love, and long-term commitment.
Zelensky gave "special thanks" to Trump after a "Coalition of the Willing" meeting in Paris to discuss security guarantees.
A TIME investigation reveals data tying Musk’s AI data center to pollution surges in a historically Black Memphis area.
“I'm the distraction. Epstein survivors are the reckoning," said O'Donnell, amid mounting pressure for Congress to release all Epstein files.
A massive military parade and the SCO summit were the latest signs of Beijing's growing global clout.
Trump's allies argue that the need for DEI has long passed. This argument rests on an ahistorical understanding of the civil rights movement.
Experts weigh in.
As millions suffer amid famine and flight, Sudan faces genocide—yet the world barely looks on.
As the NFL season kicks off, excerpts from Harvard University explain why choosing to be a football fan is good for you—and America.
"Standing up for democracy and standing against authoritarians is a core American value," writes Jason Carter.
The Russian and Chinese leaders were caught on a hot mic discussing longevity, a field both their countries are investing in.
The railcar is popular with tourists, and its overturning is being investigated.
The Hulu series The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox recreates an infamous moment when Knox wore an All You Need Is Love tee in court.
The announcement comes at a time when the federal health agency tasked with releasing vaccine guidance has been thrown into chaos.
He said New Orleans “has a crime problem” and that his Administration could “straighten that out in about two weeks."
Nigel Farage testified in front of Congress on Wednesday during a hearing about "Europe's threat to American Speech and innovation."
Kathryn Bigelow's modern-day real-world horror movie is unsettling for all that it doesn’t show.
President Donald Trump's attacks against the Federal Reserve could threaten the organization's ability to make sound economic decisions.
Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna are spearheading a bipartisan effort to compel the release of all Justice Department files in the case.
The first approved treatment for Alzheimer’s now comes in an at-home kit.