Human beings owe our lives to the sea, but we have also been squeezing life out of it
Andrew Iguodala and Dr. Cheri Mah share tips for improving your sleep in this TIME for Health Talk
July 15 marks the deadline for 2020’s extended tax season, and your last day to file—and pay—any 2019 federal income taxes owed
For many who have spent their lives fighting for racial equity in the U.S., this moment of reckoning has been a long time coming
President Trump has loosened the reins on local police departments, rolling back many reform measures that the Obama Administration had championed to improve police accountability
'This is simply about a refund. This is about true reparations. This is about investment in communities'
The protests could be a political bonanza for Democrats, galvanizing its most reliable voting bloc and boosting voter registration. But it's not clear whether the party is poised to take advantage, especially at the national level.
The world was ready to tackle climate change. Then 2020 happened
The world was ready to tackle climate change. Then 2020 happened
TIME spent a month inside a hospital in Brooklyn to see how the coronavirus outbreak played out within its walls as it treated more than 2,000 patients
Yes, COVID-19 deaths are down, but hospitalization rates, which have been a predictor of deaths to come, are spiking
One of the more insidious features of the new coronavirus is its ability to settle into unsuspecting hosts who never show signs of being sick but are able to spread the virus
The COVID-19 outbreak is a global tragedy. Hundreds of thousands have died, healthcare systems are buckling, and the future is uncertain for millions of people whose livelihoods are collapsing. It is absolutely right that the
President Trump is taking more aggressive steps to enforce control over the levers of executive authority in an attempt to squash what he sees as internal threats to his re-election
A book by former National Security Advisor John Bolton contains explosive revelations about President Trump's conduct in office
Joe Biden has treated the last week as an audition for the American people, demonstrating his vision of how a President should behave through a national crisis
When asked how they feel about the state of the U.S., 71% of respondents said they felt angry, and 66% are fearful
Suze Orman is always game to answer your questions about money—but if she doesn’t like the way you ask, she won’t hesitate to correct you
Deadlines, pushed back because of COVID-19, are now quickly approaching for taxpayers who have not yet filed federal income taxes this year
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, personal finance pros say credit counseling services can be a risk-free lifeline for all types of people
It pays to diversify the information you’re getting—and a new crop of personal finance experts are using their platforms to do just that
It’s long past time to end the disproportionate, unjust and unnatural impact of disease on black Americans and other people of color, writes Dr. Howard Koh
Dr. Mark Sklansky has always hated shaking hands. He can think of about a dozen better ways to greet patients than the icky exchange. “Hands are warm, they’re wet, and we know that they transmit
If you're working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, you may be noticing new aches and pains. We asked an expert for their advice
As in so many things, caution is warranted
