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RSV Vaccines Are Highly Effective in Older Adults
A sweeping study covering the first year of RSV vaccinations in older adults finds dramatic results.
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Can ‘Pink Noise’ Help You Sleep Better?
In a recent study, researchers watched bursts of sound alter the flow of fluid in the sleeping brain.
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CNN, MS Now, and Politico to Sue Trump Administration Over White House Ban
"Left unchallenged, this threatens press freedom and the public’s right to independent journalism free from government interference," read a
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TIME Appoints Mike Duffy as Managing Director, APAC
Mike Duffy returns to TIME as Managing Director, APAC, to lead commercial growth and expand partnerships across the region.
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Why K-Pop Took Off When C-Pop Didn’t
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We Have a Climate Imagination Problem
We’re missing an emotional architecture for change: how it feels to want a different future and believe we can reach it, writes Solitaire To
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We Need to Stop Talking Like Climate Change Is Partisan
Climate change should be seen as a shared challenge to solve together, not a political debate, write Katharine Hayhoe and Dana R. Fisher.
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German Far-Right Expands Gains in ‘Disaster’ State Elections for Chancellor Merz
The AfD won its second first-place result in state elections this year, bringing the party closer to regional power than any far-right party
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ICE Shooting of Immigrant in Texas Under Investigation: What to Know
The Department of Homeland Security’s investigative arm is leading a probe into the shooting of a Venezuelan immigrant in Austin.
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In Europe, Today's Children Will Live Through Nearly Twice as Many Fire Weather Days Than Their Grandparents
Scientists calculate just how much more extreme fire weather new generations will live through.
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How National Security Became Central to Trump’s D.C. Construction Projects
The President’s new plan for a militarized triumphal arch echoes the national-security rationale used to defend construction of the White Ho
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Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire on Arc, the Future of Quantum and the Agentic Economy
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Helicopter Parenting Can Help Children Recover From Concussions
A caregiver willing to temporarily micromanage their child’s life is invaluable for healing after a concussion, writes Dr. Teena Shetty.
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Can Kevin Warsh Change the Federal Reserve?
Warsh took the helm of the century-old institution amid stubborn inflation, supply shocks, and tariff threats. Now, he wants to make his mar
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What 1,000 Women Workers Can Teach Us About Surviving Extreme Heat
Heat adaptation rarely reaches the most vulnerable, and so those most at risk bear the price themselves, writes Satchit Balsari.
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How a New Trump Administration Rule Could Restrict Access to Green Cards—and Confront Immigrants With a Tough Choice
The rule updates a policy dating back to the 19th century that has long been used to prohibit immigrants deemed likely to become a “public c
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Why the Outcome of Russia's First Parliamentary Elections in Years Is All But Assured
Russians have begun casting votes in the country’s first parliamentary elections in years. Here’s why the results are in little doubt.
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Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story Has Nothing New to Say About Female Rage
In conflating female murderers from across history, Ryan Murphy's Netflix true-crime anthology comes to maddeningly simplistic conclusions
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Trump Announces Ban of CNN, Politico and MS Now From White House
Trump said there were no particular stories that prompted the decision.
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Resident Evil Is a Fleet, Entertaining Zombie-Filled Reboot
Zach Cregger's latest film is a satisfying zombie-filled journey
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In The History of Concrete, John Wilson Is an Affable Tour Guide Into Unknown Worlds
John Wilson follows up his HBO series with a feature-length meditation on not just concrete, but anywhere that subject takes him, including
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Breaking Down the Devastating Ending of The Scandal
The new Netflix k-drama is an adaptation of the 1782 French epistolary novel 'Les Liaisons dangereuses.'
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Democratic Leaders Fear the New Russian Sanctions Bill Could 'Harm' Americans. Here's Why
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told TIME that Trump “cannot be entrusted with new powers to impose tariffs that will further raise co
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How Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Delivers a Subversive and Shocking Ending
Zach Cregger's new horror serves up a subversively mean final sequence
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