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How Canada Soured on Justin Trudeau

By Ian Bremmer

The Anti-Black Aims of State Takeovers

By Domingo Morel / Made by History

The 2025 Met Gala Theme Honors Black Dandyism. We’re Already Missing the Point

By Taylor Crumpton

Column: How America Must Stand Up to Putin

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld , Barry McCaffrey , James Clapper and Stephen Henriques
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The Politics of Tariffs

Trump's tariffs need not make economic sense to appeal to voters.

By Bruce J. Schulman / Made by History

The History of the 'October Surprise'

Last minute disclosures or revelations can play an outsized role in the last weeks before an election.

By Robert B. Mitchell / Made by History

What's Missing From Our Conversations About Kids and Phones

"The cost of not being able to set boundaries with kids has never been higher," Dr. Becky Kennedy.

By Becky Kennedy

How TIME Is Preparing for Election Day

During one of the wildest presidential election campaigns in memory, the two candidates appear effectively tied in the battleground states.

By Sam Jacobs

What Trump Can’t Promise Latino Voters

Trump-voting Latinos will not be immune in his America, writes Paola Ramos.

By Paola Ramos

Column: Radical Collaboration Is Needed to Boost Climate Funding

Working together, philanthropists, innovative scientists, venture capitalists, and governments make a powerful combination.

By Klaus Schwab and Ray Dalio

What Prohibition Exposes About Trump

The history of the temperance movement shows that claims about protecting Americans from immigrants cloak a desire to impose a moral vision.

By Elizabeth Marshall / Made by History

Don’t Trust the Political Prediction Markets

Prediction markets are now encouraged in the financial press. 

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld , Anthony Scaramucci and Steven Tian

You Don't Have to Dread the End of Daylight Saving

"How you respond to the clock change can set the tone for the following months," writes Kari Leibowitz.

By Kari Leibowitz 

Frances Perkins and Historical Memory

It's no coincidence that Frances Perkins is having a moment.

By Rebecca Brenner Graham / Made by History

How to Rein in Russia's Disinformation Machine

Institutional inertia must not get in the way of curbing Russia’s disinformation campaigns in the U.S., especially ahead of the election.

By Mekela Panditharatne and Shanze Hasan

Don't Let Election Polls Stress You Out

Thrive CEO Arianna Huffington explores why this election season, we should keep our eyes on the prize—not the polls.

By Arianna Huffington

The World Is Still Hooked on Russian Energy

Two and a half years into the war in Ukraine, the effort to wean Europe off Russian oil and gas has stalled.

By Suriya Jayanti

University Presidents Should Not Silence Themselves

It's a strange moment to degrade the job of university presidents by imposing a cloak of silence on them, writes Jeffrey Sonnenfeld.

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld

Banning Books Isn't Just Morally Wrong. It's Also Unhealthy

Telling your story, and having your story heard, is a fundamentally human act.

By Dr. Sayantani DasGupta

All 3 NYC Library Systems Are Standing Up Against Book Bans

Reading is a fundamental right. On Freedom to Read Community Day of Action, leaders of the NYC library system explain why we must protect it.

By Anthony W. Marx, Dennis M. Walcott, and Linda E. Johnson
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