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The Afghan Girls' Soccer Team Started Life Anew

By Marie Margolius

The Story Behind TIME's 1971 'Jesus Revolution' Cover

By Belinda Luscombe

Try 10 AI-Generated News Quizzes From TIME

By Chris Wilson and Isu Shrestha

Media Mogul Warns AI Could Destroy Journalism

By Ayesha Javed
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Tucker Carlson Is Only One Part of Putin's Disinformation War in the Western Media

The Western media is still too naive when it comes to Putin's disinformation about Russia's economy

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian

What America Could Look Like Without Fox News

Tucker Carlson is gone, but what if the network vanished too? A data-based thought experiment.

By Robert P. Jones

Dominion Settlement Is Just the Beginning of Fox’s Nightmare

The $787.5M settlement in the Dominion lawsuit will lead to further litigation and controversy for Fox and Rupert Murdoch, writes Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian.

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian

See the Evolution of TIME's Cover

On the occasion of TIME’s 100th birthday, Creative Director D.W. Pine explores how the magazine’s cover has evolved over the course of a century

By D.W. Pine

The Story Behind TIME's Centennial Cover

To mark our 100th year, we revisited some of the most influential TIME covers from the past century

By D.W. Pine

TIME Inc.'s Archivist on 100 Years of Covers

Bill Hooper discusses the colorful personalities behind the red border, and where the publication's influence can be seen today.

By Olivia B. Waxman

The Power of a TIME Cover

The cover of TIME has often been called the most important real estate in journalism—making some of the world’s best photographers and artists its architects

By D.W. Pine

The Impact of TIME’s First Cover

Nancy Gibbs, the first woman to be editor-in-chief of TIME, on the lasting influence of the magazine's 1923 debut.

By Nancy Gibbs

TIME’s Second Century Begins

TIME CEO Jessica Sibley and Editor-in-Chief Edward Felsenthal reflect on 100 years of TIME and what the future holds.

By Jessica Sibley and Edward Felsenthal

The Dalai Lama on the Gratitude He Feels Looking Back at His Escape From Tibet

64 years after appearing on the cover of TIME, the Dalai Lama reflects on the importance of warm-heartedness

By Dalai Lama

Miss Universe Plans to Become Reality Show

The competition has been hit with scandals, surprises, tirades and tragedies

By Belinda Luscombe

The Spirit of 1776 or 1619?

Does the 1776 Broadway musical embody the spirit of 1776 or 1619—or somewhere in between?

By Craig Bruce Smith

Sarah Palin's Ongoing Fight Against the Free Press

Sarah Palin has continued her legal fight against the New York Times and what it means for the free press should concern us

By Bruce D. Brown and Gabe Rottman

Murders of Journalists in Mexico Threaten Free Press

What does the record-high murder rate of journalists in Mexico say about other democracies?

By Katherine Corcoran

How Depictions of Abortion in Movies and TV Have Changed

Sociologist Gretchen Sisson traces the history of abortions on screen back to the 1916 silent film Where Are My Children?, about a woman who has been rendered infertile after having multiple abortions

By Video by Andrew D. Johnson and Text by Olivia B. Waxman

How an ‘Imposter’ Journalist Changed the Course of World War I

Most Americans wanted the United States to stay far away from the European conflict, but each blockbuster story about German scheming weakened the country’s resistance to war.

By Mark Arsenault
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