The House of Representatives impeached Donald Trump on January 13 for a second time, marking the first time in U.S. history that a President has been impeached more than once.
TIME Correspondent, Simon Shuster, travels to Ukraine in the summer of 2019 to investigate white supremacists militias that are recruiting people to join their fight.
WNBA players have been at the forefront of social-justice movements in sports in recent years—players were among the first, in 2016, to wear “Black Lives Matter” warm-up shirts before games several
Seething with anger, mostly unmasked, Donald Trump’s supporters stormed and breached the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, stoked by his defiant speech claiming the election had been stolen from him.
Dawn Wells, who played the wholesome Mary Ann among a misfit band of shipwrecked castaways on the 1960s sitcom “Gilligan’s Island,” died Wednesday of causes related to COVID-19, her publicist said.
Pierre Cardin, the French designer whose famous name embossed everything from wristwatches to bedsheets after his iconic Space Age styles shot him into the fashion stratosphere in the 1960s, has
With the pandemic largely under control in China, soccer fans came out in force to support the Wuhan Zall soccer team as the club sought to avoid relegation from China’s apex Super League.
Georgia became the epicenter of America’s political landscape. Here’s how an Atlanta suburb is navigating the country’s divisiveness. CONNECT WITH TIME Web: ti.me/36TTEsp Twitter: ti.
Even as the world has desperately awaited the development of the recently introduced COVID-19 vaccines, only 70% of Americans say they will take them, according to a recent Kaiser Family Foundation
As Americans began a fresh reckoning with systemic racism this summer, some college students, kept home from school due to COVID-19, began to view campus life through a new lens.
Jay Inslee On The Future of Climate Policy. Interviewed by Justin Worland, TIME Senior Correspondent. CONNECT WITH TIME Web: ti.me/36TTEsp Twitter: ti.me/37W8Wy8 Facebook: ti.
From COVID to racial justice to the presidential election, here's a look back at TIME magazine's cover and the people, moments and history it illustrated in 2020.
In Washington, Dr. Anthony Fauci led not only the battle against COVID-19 but also the fight for truth—clear, consistent messaging being fundamental to public health.
Eric Yuan, the 50-year-old founder and CEO of Zoom had worked for a decade to build a no-frills, highly functional conferencing platform for businesses.