Andrew D. Johnson

9 Ways to Combat Self-Criticism

Investigate the origins, create a 'done list,' and set up a self-criticism jar.

The Start of El Nino Has Officially Arrived, Says NOAA

"The onset of El Nino has implications for placing 2023 in the running for warmest year on record" when combined with climate change.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on Artificial Intelligence

TIME talks with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella about Copilot and company's use of AI

How Climate Change Is Making Your Seasonal Allergies Symptoms Worse

Warming temperatures, shifting seasonal patterns, and more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is affecting pollen production. For the millions of people who suffer from seasonal allergies, this means sneezing, scratchy eyes, and runny noses for longer periods of time.

How to Spot a Deepfake Like the 'Balenciaga Pope'

Here's how to spot AI-generated images and avoid being fooled by even more convincing generations of the technology in the future.

How One TikTok Creator Is Taking Due Credit

The #NoLoveChallenge has over 40 million views on TikTok, but the dance has been done countless times without proper credit. TIME spoke with its creator, Jordyn Williams

A Transformation of this Polluted Paris River

For 100 years, swimming has been banned in the Seine due to high levels of E. coli and pollution. Officials say they are trying to return the river to its past glory by making it swimmable in time for the 2024 Olympics.

Inside Efforts to Smuggle Internet Into Iran

Iranian activists have launched elaborate, nationwide efforts to provide protesters with an alternate internet.

Shein's Massive Popularity Comes at a Cost

Shein was 2022's most popular fashion brand. It's also a nightmare for workers' rights and the environment.

Scientists Have Reached a Key Milestone in Learning How to Reverse Aging

The finding involves mice, but represents an important milestone in understanding what causes cells to age—and potentially how to reverse the process in people

2022: A Year In Review

Following years of uncertainty—and a global pandemic that has proven to be one of the most challenging events in history—we forged on, prepared to tackle what lay ahead. And as we continued to extract the possible from the impossible, this year taught us, above all, that our voices—no matter how big or small can change the world.

The 10 Best Movies of 2022

Here are the best movies of the year, from 'Tár' to 'Aftersun' to 'The Inspection'

Watch: The Surge of Political Violence in the U.S.

How AI Is Changing Medical Imaging

Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving medical imaging by using the massive computing abilities of machine learning to mine body scans.

Why Iran's Security Forces Look Stretched

'They’re recruiting street children, teenagers, and criminal elements. They’re short on manpower.'

Human Waste Could Help the Fight Against Future Infectious Disease Outbreaks

Watch: These Scientists Are Trying to Stop Future Pandemic Threats

The Virus Hunters Prepping for the Next Pandemic

Private companies, academic centers, and government groups are teaming up to spot emerging public health threats.

California's Answer to Gun Violence Could be Model for U.S.

In 2020, the most recent year that data is available, more than 45,000 people died from gun-related injuries

How Depictions of Abortion in Movies and TV Have Changed

Sociologist Gretchen Sisson traces the history of abortions on screen back to the 1916 silent film Where Are My Children?, about a woman who has been rendered infertile after having multiple abortions