Nadia Suleman

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9 Leaders on the 2022 TIME100 Share What Gives Them Hope

Ketanji Brown Jackson, Jeremy Strong, and more offer their causes for optimism

By Simmone Shah and Nadia Suleman

Journalists Reflect on Covering Stories About Their Communities

Longstanding journalistic maxims would have a reporter remain disengaged while gathering the facts. But pursuing the whole truth means considering the humanity of one’s subjects—and of oneself. Lived experience can help a reporter empathize and...

By Jasmine Aguilera , Jenna Caldwell , Josiah Bates , Nadia Suleman , Naina Bajekal , Paulina Cachero , Sanya Mansoor and Suyin Haynes

15 Ways to Make Your Home Office Comfortable

From support pillows to air purifiers

By Nadia Suleman

20 Black-Owned Businesses to Shop at This Holiday Season

From virtual wellness classes to vegan cookies, here are companies that you can support all year round

By Nadia Suleman

Mellody Hobson on the Pandemic's Economic Hardships, Lessons

"It will be a horrible experience that will ultimately pay dividends later," Hobson says during a TIME100 Talks conversation

By Nadia Suleman

'If We Don’t Have a Planet, We Don't Have Anything.' Rep. Deb Haaland on the Importance of Equity in the Climate Change Conversation

The Native American lawmaker addresses climate change, COVID-19 and the Washington NFL team's name change in a TIME100 Talk

By Nadia Suleman

Car Crashes Into Sears Store, Drives Through Illinois Mall

Police are at the scene of a motor vehicle incident at the Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg, Ill., about 30 miles northwest of Chicago. Shoppers in the mall are reporting that a car drove crashed through...

By Nadia Suleman

The Causes of the Hatfield and McCoy Feud Ran Deeper Than You May Think

America’s oldest, and arguably most infamous, feud was rooted deeper than a dispute among two families

By Nadia Suleman

Woodstock Didn't Actually Take Place in the Town of Woodstock. Here's Why

The venue for the legendary 1969 music festival changed not once, not twice, but four times

By Nadia Suleman

Universal Pictures Cancels Release of The Hunt Following Mass Shootings and Criticism From President Trump

On Friday, President Trump tweeted that the movie is designed to "inflame and cause chaos"

By Nadia Suleman

Colorado Teen is Hospitalized After Bison Attack at Theodore Roosevelt National Park

A 17-year-old was gouged in his leg when a Bison struck him at a National Park

By Nadia Suleman

Tinder Aims to Keep Global LGBTQ People Safe

Tinder says you can expect to see these roll-outs in the coming days

By Nadia Suleman

Apple Teases 230 New Emoji for World Emoji Day

July 17 marks World Emoji Day and in celebration, Apple teased a set of new emoji it will release with the next iOS update, 13.0, this fall. As July 17 is the date shown on...

By Nadia Suleman

Here's How Much the 2020 Presidential Candidates Have Raised So Far

South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg has built a fundraising machine. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren has momentum with the grassroots. Former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders are holding steady, and California...

By Nadia Suleman

5 Ways to Help a Friend or Loved One Who Suffers From Migraines

Be understanding and patient, experts say

By Nadia Suleman

Young Americans Are Increasingly 'Uncomfortable' With LGBTQ Community, GLAAD Study Shows

LGBTQ advocacy group GLAAD released the results of its latest "Acceptance Index"

By Nadia Suleman

Google Celebrates the Summer Solstice With a Pastel Doodle

The summer solstice makes today the longest day and shortest night of 2019

By Nadia Suleman

Canada's Permafrost Is Thawing 70 Years Earlier Than Expected, Study Shows. Scientists Are 'Quite Surprised'

A study co-author tells TIME the speed at the thawing took researchers by surprise

By Nadia Suleman

'The Best Thing That Ever Happened to Chickpeas.' Google Celebrates Falafel With a Doodle

The popular fried street food is getting its due on Google Tuesday

By Nadia Suleman

French President Macron Gave President Trump a 'Friendship Tree' Last Year. It Is Now Dead

The tree was planted to symbolize friendship between the U.S. and France

By Nadia Suleman
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