time.comadded August 2026
Timeby John Kampfner26d ago
“Everything is Possible,” declares the Alternative for Germany (AfD), the far-right party sending shockwaves across Germany and farther afield, after winning 43.8% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt, a...
Timeby Chantelle Lee27d ago
The explosive diarrhea outbreak that sickened thousands of people in the U.S. this summer has ended, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on Friday.
Timeby Justin Worland27d ago
Africa needs an agricultural revolution, both to feed the growing population and to power the continent’s economic growth.
Timeby Callum Sutherland27d ago
The U.S.-Iran war has severely disrupted the flow of oil, with the national average of diesel now $6.06 a gallon according to the American Automobile Association, up from $5.85 last week, as...
Timeby Chantelle Lee27d ago
The Trump Administration is proposing making changes to the U.S. census that could have a sweeping—and unequal—impact on the federal funding and congressional representation that states receive.
Timeby Simmone Shah27d ago
With fall slowly creeping up, experts are warning of a record strong El Niño, colloquially dubbed “super El Niño.” The weather event is expected to impact global temperatures and rainfall, and...
Timeby Veronique Greenwood27d ago
For most of human history, night has been dark. Very, very dark—no hall light on, no streetlights streaming through the windows, no TV casting ambient light in the next room.
Timeby Ian Bremmer27d ago
When the leaders of BRICS, the bloc of emerging economies, gather in New Delhi on Saturday for their 18th summit, they will have plenty to talk about.
Timeby JP Mangalindan27d ago
The wind reaches the fens of eastern England before the light does, moving over the marshes in long gray sweeps.
Timeby Faisal Devji27d ago
From the moment they occurred, the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 were seen as inaugurating a new age of asymmetric violence and warfare. President George W.
Timeby Miranda Jeyaretnam27d ago
Iran-aligned Houthi rebels have captured Yemen’s port city of Mokha from Saudi-backed government forces, potentially opening up a second theater in the war between the U.S. and Iran.
Timeby Chad de Guzman27d ago
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed scrapping the policy allowing certain foreign workers—including H-1B visa holders—to remain in the U.S.
Timeby Charlotte Hu28d ago
When there are breakthrough technologies like xenotransplants, or novel cancer therapies, they’re transformative for diseases and conditions once thought incurable—but they can only save lives if...
Timeby Chantelle Lee28d ago
David Sinclair, a professor at Harvard Medical School, has said that he thinks the first person who will live to the age of 150 is already alive today.
Timeby Angela Haupt28d ago
Only one in five women know that they’re more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease than men, according to a recent survey.
Timeby Chantelle Lee28d ago
Leading experts in cancer research reflected on the significant strides made in tackling the disease, along with the work that remains to be done toward finding a cure, at the TIME100 Health...
Timeby Angela Haupt28d ago
When Garrett Vogel was 11, his parents thought he had the flu. They gave him Gatorade—lots of it—not realizing he was actually experiencing symptoms of Type 1 diabetes.
Timeby Callum Sutherland28d ago
The U.S. Treasury issued sweeping new sanctions against Iran on Tuesday, targeting the country’s airlines and their international service providers as it ramps up its effort to isolate Tehran from...
Timeby Arianna Huffington28d ago
The debate over how AI will impact higher education has narrowed into a single and well-worn groove: in a world where machines can think, how do we make sure students still learn to think?
Timeby Annika Neklason28d ago
President Donald Trump has said nearly a million Americans are eligible to receive $500 refunds for what he described as “excessive fees” charged to Obamacare enrollees under the Biden...
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