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Why You Should Never Wear Shoes in Your House
The soles of your shoes collect germs—then track them everywhere you go.
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What Is Actually New About the AI Revolution?
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Trump Says He Backs a United Ireland, Stoking a Divisive Debate
The President called uniting Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland “one of the ‘naturals’ of all time.”
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What It Was Like to Know Gloria Steinem
Gloria Steinem “recognized value and power where others didn’t,” writes Ai-jen Poo.
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How Escalating Attacks in Yemen Impact Global Oil Trade
Intensified fighting around the Red Sea could disrupt another maritime chokepoint and further elevate oil prices, possibly for months.
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The CEO Moment: Airbnb’s Brian Chesky
The tech founder and CEO says he wants the company to help address the affordable housing crisis, not worsen the problem.
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The High Cost of Winning a Michelin Star
Every plate becomes more expensive to produce, yet few diners can absorb the cost of eating at a Michelin-starred restaurant, writes Tulasi
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How the Iran War Forced the Gulf to Rethink Its Security
The Gulf monarchies have little choice but to build a credible system of collective security.
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Trump Wants Ukraine to Stop Striking Russian Refineries. What Would That Mean for the War?
Most of the diesel squeeze stems from the U.S.-Iran war, but heeding Trump’s request could undercut Kyiv’s strategy to pressure Moscow.
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There’s a New Tennis Force in Town
While other tennis pros favor exaggerated celebrations and showy flair, Elena Rybakina makes restraint its own show of force.
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How to Recognize and Ask for Help When You Need It
Being able to effectively ask for and receive help makes us stronger and more independent over time, writes Joan M. Cook.
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The U.S. Is Having One of Its Most Active Wildfire Seasons. Here’s How the Costs Are Adding Up
Federal firefighting resources are stretched thin and states are spending more, while households face mounting expenses.
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At the U.S. Open, Ben Shelton Has America Believing Again
The 23-year-old will face Alexander Zverev on Sunday after becoming the first Black American man to reach the U.S. Open final since 1972.
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The AfD's Dark Agenda for Germany
How the extreme far-right political party is reshaping Germany—and echoing Trump's MAGA movement in the process.
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25 Years After 9/11 | Stories of Resilience from the TIME Archive
TIME looks back 25 years after 9/11 with stories from the archive honoring the victims and the resilience of the survivors.
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U.S. Diesel Prices Just Surpassed a Record $6 Per Gallon. Here Are Three Ways That Affects You
"Not everyone drives on diesel, but everyone consumes on diesel," an expert tells TIME, detailing one of the ways American consumers may bea
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How Trump’s Proposed Census Changes Could Impact States’ Funding—and Political Power
The proposals, which would exclude people who are not U.S. citizens and don’t have permanent residency from the census count, could have a s
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How El Niño Will Impact Fall and Winter Weather in the U.S.
Experts explain how a super El Niño will impact extreme weather.
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Nighttime Light Exposure Is Linked to Heart Changes
A new study suggests the heart may work overtime to handle the stress of light at night.
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Why a Divided BRICS Poses No Challenge to America
BRICS is unlikely to become an anti-American or anti-Western power bloc anytime soon, and its clout is already limited by the rivalry betwee
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How the Bold and Bloody True Story Behind The Uprising Reverberates Through History
How Paul Greengrass approached his account of the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, which stars Andrew Garfield as an anonymous rebel with nothing l
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25 Years After 9/11, Americans Must Remember What Binds Us
The victims of 9/11 “represented the American experiment itself,” writes Joe Daniels, founding president and CEO of the 9/11 Memorial & Muse
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How 9/11 Helped Shape Our Politics Today
The Sept. 11, 2001 attacks transformed global politics as Western democracies abandoned many liberal principles and older conflicts over emp
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Yemen’s Houthis Capture Red Sea Port City, Threatening New Front in War
The capture strengthens the Houthis’ ability to disrupt shipping through Bab el-Mandeb, potentially increasing Iran’s leverage over the U.S.
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