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Garcia Marquez Dead at 87

The Nobel-winning author was a literary Columbus discovering a New World. His famous work One Hundred Years of Solitude established him as the defining member of what was called the “boom” in Latin American writing and a movement known as “magic realism”

8M Enrolled in Obamacare

President Obama said Thursday that over 8 million Americans have signed up for insurance through the Affordable Care Act, exceeding projections

Chelsea Clinton Is Pregnant

The former first daughter is expecting just as her mom, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, is mulling another presidential campaign

Ukraine's Jews Can Breathe Easily

A few anti-Semitic fliers in eastern Ukraine made global news after the U.S. Secretary of State spoke out against them. But on the evidence on display in Donetsk, the Jews of eastern Ukraine are in little danger

GM Will Not Have to Take Recalled Cars Off the Road

A judge ruled that the embattled car company's recalled vehicles can stay on the road, as GM faces an legal battle related to 2.6 million vehicles recently recalled over malfunctioning ignition switches linked to 13 deaths

Bieber Edges al-Sisi in TIME 100 Reader Poll

Canadian singer Justin Bieber holds first place in TIME's reader poll for the year's most influential people, followed closely by Lady Gaga and Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's former military chief who is now running for the presidency

Ferry Captain: I'm 'Really Sorry'

Lee Joon-seok apologizes to survivors and relatives after the Sewol capsized off South Korea Wednesday, leaving at least 14 dead and more than 280 unaccounted for. Divers are still searching for survivors that may be trapped inside the vessel

Michaels: 2.6M Payment Cards Possibly Compromised

The arts and craft chain said that as many as 2.6 million payment cards used at its stores may have been affected by a security breach via sophisticated malware, though it has not yet heard many reports of fraud

Name That Tune, Siri

A report said the next version of Apple's iPhone software will have built-in features to tell you what song is playing within earshot. Such a move would be a bit of catch-up for Apple, as similar song identifying features are baked into Android via the Google Now app

Obama: Military Options Off the Table in Ukraine

The President said that the United States would not intervene in Ukraine's crisis, after the U.S., E.U., Ukraine and Russia agreed to a plan that includes disarming illegal militants. Obama, however, expressed skepticism that Russia will adhere to the deal

Ex-NFL QB McNabb Freed From Jail

Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb served a one-day sentence following a DUI arrest that took place last year. He pled guilty to a DUI on March 27, and nine days of his sentence were suspended

Shinzo Abe Talks Patriotism, WWII

Japan's Prime Minister spoke to TIME's Managing Editor Nancy Gibbs and East Asia Correspondent Hannah Beech on a wide range of topics, from his country's relationships with the U.S. and China to the lessons he took from his own family's political past