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Born To Fly

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Seller Beware

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David Guttenfelder Is TIME's Pick for Instagram Photographer of the Year 2013

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Nelson Mandela: An Indispensable Life in Pictures

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Why China Needs More Children

After decades of the one-child policy, Beijing wants its people to have more kids. It may be too late for that

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Photos From a Nazi Christmas Party

Pictures, by Adolf Hitler's personal photographer, from a Christmas party thrown by Hitler for high-ranking members of the Nazi Party.

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Teaching Hope

Brother Efren is easy to find. Trace the curve of Manila Bay south, past the skyscrapers, through the urban sprawl. Inch across a jammed highway flanked by fishing huts on flamingo stilts. From there, the...

By Emily Rauhala / Cavite City

Typhoon Haiyan Cuts a Path of Destruction Across the Philippines

Filipino authorities estimate that the death toll from Supertyphoon Haiyan, one of the strongest storms ever to make landfall, could reach 10,000. The storm leveled coastal cities causing massive damage as it moved across the country on Friday

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Inside Prince Charles' World As He Quietly Takes Charge

Britain's future king has used a long apprenticeship to build a charitable empire

By Catherine Mayer / Aberdeenshire

Life of the Land

They stand to attention in neat rows, soldiers battling an invisible yet deadly enemy. At the fore, clad in military fatigues, is Aki Ra, all eyes on his cherubic face as he issues the day’s...

By Charlie Campbell

Human Art

Humanity is hard to see in what remains of the victims’ faces. Some are blackened from fire, with carbonized noses and charcoal gashes where mouths should be. Others that spent months at sea are bloated,...

By Hannah Beech

Malala Yousafzai: ‘The Day I Woke Up in the Hospital’

"Something bad happened to you," said Dr. Fiona. I knew I was not in my homeland

By Malala Yousafzai

Rail Romance: LIFE Rides the Orient Express

Evocative, atmospheric pictures from a time when phrases like "the Iron Curtain" and "Communist Bulgaria" were not just encountered in history books, but in newspaper headlines and daily conversation

By Liz Ronk

Best Foot Forward

A slight figure in jeans, backpack slung over her shoulder, runs up and down the touchline, shouting instructions to 11 girls chasing a ball. Loud Bollywood music wafts from the edges of the pitch, where...

By TIME Staff

Hungry Planet

American photographer Peter Menzel and writer Faith D’Aluisio have traveled the world documenting that most basic of human behaviors—what we eat. Their project, “Hungry Planet,” depicts everything that an average family consumes in a given...

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The 4 Reform Themes of Pope Francis in New Interview

Pope Francis has been a reformer from Day One of his papacy, and he has been reforming in ways many people may not have expected. The world has witnessed his compassionate, yet quietly revolutionary, spirit...

By Elizabeth Dias

Blanket Coverage: One Baby, 44 Photographers

On Tuesday, the horde of photojournalists and paparazzi got the shot they'd all been waiting for—the new royal baby. Of the media in attendance, TIME selected one image from almost every photographer who covered the event

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Cuban Evolution

In the twilight of the Castro era, change brings as much skepticism as hope

By Pico Iyer

Oh Baby: 121 Years Of Infant Royals On Camera

They may be born to greatness, but here's photographic proof that even royals start small.

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Rich Nation, Poor People: Saudi Arabia in Photos

An estimated 20 percent of the population, if not more, lives in crippling poverty

By Aryn Baker
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