Joey Lautrup

Earth Day 2023: Johan Rockström's Quest for a Healthy Planet

2022 Transformed What It Meant to be an Eastern European Climate Activist

Britons in New York City React to Queen Elizabeth II’s Death

Watch: How Reality TV Reshaped Our World

Warmer Winters Are Erasing Alaskan Native Traditions in the Arctic

To Laureli Ivanoff, climate change is far from an abstract idea. As an Iñupiat writer living in the remote Alaskan town of Unalakleet, she’s seen firsthand the warming planet’s tangible impact on her culture’s food...

Kiyoshi Kuromiya Helped AIDS Patients Get Life-Saving Info

Kiyoshi Kuromiya put out a newsletter that helped AIDS/HIV patients in Philadelphia get information about treatment in the 1980s and 1990s.

The Great American Electric Vehicle Race

American tailpipes have played an outsized role in global warming. In 2019, transportation accounted for 29% of the country's human-generated emissions, the most of any sector tracked by the Environmental Protection Agency—and the U.S. is...

The Abolish Greek Life Debate Reflects Nation's Racial Tensions

As American reckoned with systemic racism this summer, college students around the country began to question Greek life's place on campus.

Formerly Incarcerated Firefighters On California's Reliance on Prison Labor

Three formerly incarcerated firefighters in California discuss how the state values prison labor and what they think needs to change.

How Artists Are Performing Online

Social distancing has inspired a vibrant artistic ecosystem, made possible by an army of laptops and smartphones

A History of Socialism in the United States

Bernie Sanders, the sole democratic socialist in the 2020 presidential race, came out on top in the Democratic Party's primary in New Hampshire, winning about 26% of the vote. His victory followed a neck and...

Stonewall Activists and Queer Millennials Talk LGBTQ Issues

In sharing their stories, the group emphasizes upholding a collective LGBTQ history

Even People Who Were There Still Don’t Agree on How Stonewall Started. Here’s What We Do Know

"Basically I think what you have to conclude is that it was that night strictly by accident," says Martin Duberman

JFK's Iconic TWA Terminal Is Now the Coolest Hotel in New York City. Take a Look Inside

See inside the newly opened TWA Hotel

What Gun Control Advocates Should Learn from the NRA

Activist and author Igor Volsky argues for taking lessons from the gun lobby's success

It's Time to Teach Young People How to Stop Being So Offended

'Giving offense is the price of diversity, not an impediment to diversity'

Take a Look Back at All of TIME's Covers in 2018

Hear from the artists behind some of the year's biggest covers

America Relies Too Much Upon the Generosity of the Rich

How philanthropy from the wealthy can end up hurting those it seeks to help

What Learning to Box Taught a Trans Author About Masculinity

After Thomas Page McBee’s transition, men kept trying to fight him, and he didn’t know why

Why Anti-Semitism Is Thriving in the Era of President Trump

A conversation about how bigotry spreads from one group to another