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What Abortion Laws Look Like in the U.S. One Year After the Fall of Roe v. Wade

By Sanya Mansoor and Lon Tweeten

Try 10 AI-Generated News Quizzes From TIME

By Chris Wilson and Isu Shrestha

Quiz: Is Your Work Stress Burnout?

By Christina Maslach and Michael P. Leiter

The Daily Habits of Happiness Experts

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Counting the Lives Lost to School Shootings

Precisely how many lives have been lost to school shootings is a figure for which there is little consensus

By Chris Wilson

If You Want to Know a Country's Economic Future, Check How Far It Is From the Equator

It’s no secret that global climate change hurts the economy. With more frequent and more severe storms, flooding, drought, and fires, countries around the world are already taking economic hits. And as long-term events like...

By Emily Barone

Politics, Race, Religion: What Really Divides Americans?

America is divided—but by what? Race, religion, political party, education level: all are sources of significant social disunity these days, as people increasingly have trouble understanding or relating to those outside their identity groups.But in...

By Chris Wilson and Molly Ball

An Animated Guide to This Year's Massive Brood X Cicada Emergence

Trillions of the insects are about to emerge across the eastern U.S.

By Lon Tweeten and Rebecca Katzman

America Is Done With COVID-19, But COVID-19 Isn’t Done

According to a TIME analysis, 25 states are continuing to see case COVID-19 counts grow day by day

By Jeffrey Kluger and Chris Wilson

'We Are Out of Everything'

Health care workers nationwide are growing more and more desperate for the tools they need to protect themselves from catching and spreading COVID-19

By Zoë Schlanger

These Graphs Show How COVID-19 Is Ravaging New York City's Low-Income Neighborhoods

Consider this for perspective: with 107,263 confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the five boroughs as of April 14., if New York City were a sovereign nation, it would be the sixth worst-hit country by the...

By Chris Wilson

Where the U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Fits Into History

COVID-19 has been as deadly as, and in some cases deadlier than, some of the worst wars in U.S. history

By Olivia B. Waxman and Chris Wilson

When Are U.S. States Projected to 'Flatten the Curve'?

TIME crunched the data to show how COVID-19 will play out in various states across the U.S. based on current projections.

By Elijah Wolfson and Sanya Mansoor

Is the U.S. 'Flattening the Curve?' See Updates

The idea is to slow the spread of the virus to avoid overwhelming the health care system

By Elijah Wolfson and Chris Wilson

Coronavirus Maps: How COVID-19 Has Spread

Some 190 countries and territories have now reported at least one case of the novel coronavirus

By Elijah Wolfson and Chris Wilson

Quiz: See If You Remember How to Write in Cursive

Test your handwriting skills with our cursive challenge

By Chris Wilson

Your Guide to Who Attended Donald Trump's Inauguration

They had a front-row seat to history

By Chris Wilson and David Johnson

It's or Its? Celebrate National Punctuation Day With Our Apostrophe Challenge

Can you find all the missing apostrophes?

By Chris Wilson

Take This Quiz to Make the Perfect Out-of-Office Message

Answer three short questions to get a tailor-made way to say you're not at work

By Chris Wilson

Make Your Own Plagiarized Convention Speech

See if you can outdo Melania Trump with this interactive generator

By Chris Wilson / Cleveland
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