Elijah Wolfson

Wolfson is a senior editor at TIME, responsible for its health and science coverage.

Women hold a banner that reads “Feminists against climate change” at a 2019 protest in Madrid.

These Women Are Transforming What Climate Leadership Looks Like. Here's What They Learned From the Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic, like the climate crisis, is amplifying existing raci...

The COVID-19 pandemic, like the climate crisis, is amplifying existing racial and gender injustices in our society. TIME editors Naina Bajekal and Elijah Wolfson moderated a conversation with two women working to create a more...

Locals hang out American flags and bunting as they celebrate in anticipation of Joe Biden being elected as the next U.S. President in Ballina, Ireland, on Nov. 7, 2020. Joe Biden whose distant relatives hail from the County Mayo town of Ballina has visited the town twice before as the former Vice President.

Breaking Down the Numbers Behind Joe Biden's Victory in the Presidential Election

After nearly four days of ballot counting, the United States has a new Pres...

After nearly four days of ballot counting, the United States has a new President-elect. On Nov. 7, at approximately 11:25 a.m. E.T., the Associated Press called the state of Pennsylvania for former Vice President Joe...

The transport team moves the body bags of deceased COVID-19 patients from the overflowing morgue of Brooklyn's Wyckoff Heights Medical Center into the improvised morgue set up outside on April 27. Three refrigerated semitrailers, capable of holding more than 150 bodies between them, were brought in as an emergency solution during the height of the pandemic. The transports often occurred at night to avoid upsetting neighbors of the hospital.

COVID-19 Has Killed Nearly 200,000 Americans. How Many More Lives Will Be Lost Before the U.S. Gets It Right?

How the U.S. succumbed to complacency and let 200,000 people die of COVID-1...

How the U.S. succumbed to complacency and let 200,000 people die of COVID-19

Falling Coronavirus Testing Numbers Obscures the Reality of the U.S. Pandemic

July was devastating in the U.S. After the country had appeared to flatten ...

July was devastating in the U.S. After the country had appeared to flatten the curve in late spring, daily new cases of COVID-19 skyrocketed as the season turned, peaking at 20.5 per 100,000 people on...

Introducing TIME’s One-Stop Coronavirus Dashboard

In July of any other year, many of us would be starting our mornings catchi...

In July of any other year, many of us would be starting our mornings catching up on the score of last night’s game, or checking in on the stock market. But in 2020, the most...

Visitors arrive ahead of an event at Mount Rushmore National Memorial in Keystone, South Dakota, U.S., on Friday, July 3, 2020. The early Independence Day celebration, which will feature a speech by President Donald Trump, a military flyover and the first fireworks in more than a decade, is expected to include about 7,500 ticketed guests who won't be required to wear masks or socially distance despite a spike in U.S. coronavirus cases. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images

The Fourth of July Weekend Threw America's Coronavirus Failures Into Stark Relief

If you’re American, you can be forgiven if you didn’t particularly feel lik...

If you’re American, you can be forgiven if you didn’t particularly feel like celebrating your country during this year’s Fourth of July holiday. If you’re not, your feelings toward the U.S., whether pity or schadenfreude,...

Cardboard figures of Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump in front of a souvenir shop in downtown Moscow on June 3, 2020. China on June 1 accused the U.S. of selfishness after President Donald Trump said he would terminate the US relationship with the World Health Organization.

Trump Said He Would Terminate the U.S. Relationship With the W.H.O. Here's What That Means

The World Health Organization(WHO) has driven the charges leading to some o...

The World Health Organization(WHO) has driven the charges leading to some of the 20th century’s greatest public health triumphs. And throughout WHO’s 72-year history, the U.S. has been the organization’s star player, coach, and biggest...