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Diane Tsai
Diane is a senior producer at TIME.
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Why Mattel Is Releasing the First Gender-Neutral Doll
A child opens a box. He starts jumping and screaming with joy—not an unusual sound in the halls of Mattel’s headquarters where researchers test new toys. But this particular toy is a doll, and it’s...
By Eliana Dockterman
September 25, 2019
Watch: At Home with Mayor Pete Buttigieg and His Husband, Chasten
Read more about Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign in TIME's cover story
By Charlotte Alter
May 2, 2019
'I Am a Candidate.' The 2020 Race Begins
For those taking on Trump, standing out as a candidate is imperative
By Diane Tsai
February 21, 2019
'If She Wins': Watch the Short Documentary on 2018's First-Time Congresswomen Who Flipped Their Districts
Ahead of the 2018 elections, we embarked on a 10-day road trip to cover the historic wave of women congressional candidates, overwhelmingly Democrats, running for office for the first time. We drove nearly 1,000 miles...
By Charlotte Alter
November 8, 2018
What Happens When You Reimagine the Difficult Conversation About Guns
We spend a lot of time talking about guns. We have arguments, protests, declarations, and slogans about what kind of weapons can be sold and to whom. But the one thing we rarely have when...
By Diane Tsai
April 4, 2018
'Every Day Is Like a Week': Sheryl Sandberg on How to Recover When the Worst Happens
Use "the power of we," says the author of
Lean In
By Diane Tsai
April 25, 2017
Sheryl Sandberg: What Not to Say to a Friend Who’s Having a Hard Time
"I got so much of this wrong" she says
By Diane Tsai
April 25, 2017
Sheryl Sandberg: 'I Dread Father's Day'
The Facebook COO talks to TIME
By Diane Tsai
April 24, 2017
Ivelisse, Rebecca and Gina Rodriguez Talk About Their Paths to Success
"I can and I will"
By Charlotte Alter
August 25, 2016
What Rahm, Zeke and Ari Emanuel Were Like Growing Up
"If there wasn't blood, it was a good night."
By Charlotte Alter
August 25, 2016
Rev Run, Danny Simmons and Russell Simmons Talk About Their Childhood
On snake hunting, hip hop and smoking pot
By Charlotte Alter
August 25, 2016
What Life Looks Like After the World's Most Extensive Face Transplant
Patrick Hardison received the most complex face transplant in history. Here's how he's doing a year later
By Alexandra Sifferlin
August 25, 2016
Inside Bernie Sanders' Supporters Last Stand
Amidst the joy, the tens of thousands of red, white, and blue balloons, confetti and raucous celebration in Philadelphia this week at the Democratic convention, there was an undertone of dissent. Some Bernie Sanders supporters...
By Diane Tsai / Philadelphia
July 29, 2016
Watch the Emotional Reactions to Bernie Sanders' Democratic Convention Speech
“I think it’s fair to say that no one is more disappointed than I am”
By Diane Tsai / Philadelphia
July 26, 2016
Watch Republican Delegates Imitate Donald Trump
There's no doubt that Donald Trump's mannerisms are good fodder. A recent study from that late-night comics make three times as many jokes about Donald Trump as they do about Hillary Clinton. But they're not...
By Diane Tsai / Cleveland
July 21, 2016
The View of the GOP Convention from a Shoe Shine Stand
Business is booming
By Diane Tsai
July 21, 2016
What It's Like to be a Transgender Muslim After the Orlando Shooting
"We exist, and we are here to bridge that divide"
By Diane Tsai
June 14, 2016
Hillary Clinton Made History. Watch What Happened Next
See the reaction of the crowd the moment Clinton celebrated the milestone
By Francesca Trianni
June 8, 2016
Watch Republican Seniors Talk About Donald Trump
They shared their thoughts after bingo
By Charlotte Alter
May 12, 2016
Karlie Kloss Still Gets Nervous About Having Her Picture Taken
'I hope that never goes away'
By Diane Tsai
April 21, 2016
Christine Lagarde Calls Out People Who Use Double Standards
The TIME 100 honoree explains that pointing it out 'makes people think'
By Diane Tsai
April 21, 2016
Priyanka Chopra on Breaking Out of the Bollywood Stereotype
'I think that the movies that I do, I'm irreplaceable and the boys are replaceable.'
By Diane Tsai
April 21, 2016
Ronda Rousey the Fight of Her Life to a Cancer Patient
'There are good people out there and I have to live up to their expectations'
By Diane Tsai
April 21, 2016
Advice for Surviving Your 20s From
Hamilton
’s Lin-Manuel Miranda
There's a 'terror of not knowing if you’re actually going to accomplish what you set out to accomplish'
By Charlotte Alter
April 21, 2016
Nicki Minaj: Women Should Be 'Unapologetic' About Asking For More Money
'If I'm great at what I do, I can't be denied'
By Diane Tsai
April 21, 2016
Why It's So Hard to Attack Donald Trump
Trump has plenty of adversaries, but they don't seem to be making a dent in his campaign
By Diane Tsai
March 2, 2016
Watch Marco Rubio Sharpen His Attacks on Donald Trump
He made fun of Trump's "spray tan"
By Diane Tsai
February 29, 2016
Watch Young Republicans Talk About the 2016 Candidates
Last year, the Millennials surpassed the Baby Boomers to become the largest living generation of Americans. Defined as those born between 1982 and 2000, the generation is also the most liberal age group, according to...
By Francesca Trianni
February 10, 2016
What's Next for John Kasich
Moving on to South Carolina, here's what you need to know about the presidential hopeful
By Francesca Trianni
February 10, 2016
Watch New Hampshire Kids Weigh in on the Candidates
If you live in New Hampshire, chances are you've come across a presidential candidate—even if you're not eligible to vote for another decade. TIME caught up with some kids at recent Granite State campaign events...
By Diane Tsai
February 9, 2016
See What New Hampshire Means for Clinton's Campaign
Eight years ago, Hillary Clinton lost Iowa, then bounced back with a win in New Hampshire. This campaign, it's likely to go the other way. After narrowly winning the Iowa caucuses, the former Secretary of...
By Diane Tsai
February 9, 2016
Behind the Scenes of The Candidates by Christopher Morris
Two women and a man are sitting next to each other, listening, from the front row, to Sen. Ted Cruz as he campaigned on Jan. 27. On the screen, one of the women is slowly...
By Olivier Laurent
February 8, 2016
Watch a Day on the Campaign Trail in New Hampshire
Six candidates. Twelve hours. Hundreds of selfies. See what life is like on the trail
By Francesca Trianni
February 7, 2016
Watch the Worst Jokes on the Campaign Trail in 2 Minutes
Presidential candidates are no comedians. But they try. On the trail, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz jokes that his wife's only flaw is a poor eyesight, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders makes a reference to his messy...
By Francesca Trianni
February 7, 2016
Sanders Talks With TIME About Winning the White House
After nearly nine months on the campaign trail, Bernie Sanders' message of political revolution is starting to break through where it counts. He is locked in a tight race with Hillary Clinton in Iowa little...
By Sam Frizell
January 20, 2016
Watch Clinton & Sanders Supporters Campaign in N.H.
Volunteers are the secret weapon of successful campaigns
By Diane Tsai
January 18, 2016
This Virtual Reality Game Could Help Treat Lazy Eye
Vivid Vision founder James Blaha hopes his virtual reality games will create new solutions for vision therapy
By TIME Video
January 5, 2016
A Prosthetic Hand That Can Feel
An innovative prosthetic hand is allowing people to feel again.
By Diane Tsai
November 16, 2015
How This Light Could Help Your Baby (and You) Sleep Better
Can a simple light bulb make all the difference?
By Diane Tsai
October 13, 2015
A New Approach to Breast Cancer at Its Earliest Stages
Inside the evolving—and controversial—treatment options for DCIS
By Siobhan O'Connor
October 1, 2015
Meet the Father and Son Behind an Innovative Diabetes Device
While it's not a cure for diabetes, it could prove to be the next best thing.
By Alexandra Sifferlin
September 29, 2015
Watch a Greek Night Patrol on the Frontlines of the Migrant Crisis
A night aboard a Greek coast guard vessel which rescues up to ten boats on a patrol
By Simon Shuster
September 11, 2015
The Spectrum of Choice: Sex Industry Veterans Speak Out
Four women talk to TIME about their experiences in the sex industry
By Charlotte Alter
August 18, 2015
The Prostitution Paradox: How One County is Targeting Men Who Buy Sex
"When everybody says 'It's my first time,' that's not true. I'd say about 99% of the people are lying," says Deputy Chief Mike Anton of Cook County, Ill.
By Charlotte Alter
August 18, 2015
Watch: This is How a Police Prostitution Sting Works
TIME takes you behind the scenes of a Chicago undercover street sting to arrest "johns"
By Charlotte Alter
August 18, 2015
What You Really Need to Know About Egg Freezing
Some call it an "insurance policy" for modern women. But does it really work? Watch TIME's investigation of the latest fertility craze
By Charlotte Alter
July 16, 2015
Kate Beaton Teaches You How to Draw the Fat Pony
"It's a pretty simple drawing, but it seems to pack a lot of punch"
By Diane Tsai
July 9, 2015
Kate Beaton on How to Make It as a Cartoonist
The author discusses princesses, ponies and writing her first children's book
By Lev Grossman
July 7, 2015
Watch Philip Glass Look Back on Decades of Bringing Music to Art
The iconic composer talks about his longstanding friendship with sculptor Richard Serra, his recent performance inside an art installation and his advice for young artists
By Diane Tsai
July 1, 2015
Why Darrell Hammond Modeled Himself After Eddie Murphy
The comedian with a skill for impersonations on how it all started
By Josh Sanburn
June 3, 2015
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