Time Magazine - October 23, 2023

In this issue

Kids These Days
Growing up was never easy, but the challenges around coming of age in America are different today. Young people have thoughts—and advice.
By Jamie Ducharme and Robin Hammond

Prime All the Time
What Deion Sanders is doing as coach of the University of Colorado Buffaloes is changing pretty much everything about the business of college football.
By Sean Gregory

WAR COMES TO ISRAEL

A shocking raid by Hamas kills hundreds and challenges a strategy

3 mins

What can we expect from Sam Bankman-Fried's trial?

LAST SEPTEMBER, SAM BANKMAN-FRIED WAS DESCRIBED on CNBC as the \"Michael Jordan of crypto.\" Just over a year later, the founder of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX is on trial in a federal court in Manhattan in one of the most anticipated criminal proceedings of the year.

2 mins

Dianne Feinstein The lioness of the Senate

IN HER PRIME, NO ONE RIVALED DIANNE Feinstein, the veteran lawmaker who defied both label and party orthodoxy during decades at the heart of some of the nation's defining moments.

2 mins

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is on a mission to boost Malaysia's democracy

ANWAR IBRAHIM'S POLITICAL JOURNEY IS the stuff of legend. As an Islamist student leader, he was plucked out of his relative youth in the early 1980s to join Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's government.

5 mins

The human toll of Poland's strict abortion laws

SINCE A 2020 RULING BY THE country's Constitutional Tribunal, Poland has had a near-total ban on abortion. There have been mass women-led protests ever since.

1 min

5 ways to tap into nostalgia's health benefits

When people walk into Keri Piehl's retro toy store in Albuquerque, N.M., their eyes light up. Wooden spinning tops, yo-yos, trolls, rainbow lava lamps, scratch-and-sniff stickers-it's like time travel, unlocked.

3 mins

GOODBYE, COLUMBUS

To fully understand the deep roots of the toxic blend of ethno-religious identity politics known today as white Christian nationalism, we need to go back at least to 1493not the year Christopher Columbus \"sailed the ocean blue,\" but the year he returned to a hero's welcome in Spain, bringing with him gold, brightly colored parrots, and nearly a dozen captive Indigenous people.

3 mins

Health Matters

Depending on whom you ask, Oregon and Washington have been either reckless or trailblazing.

1 min

Ukraine shows how drones are changing warfare

WAR SPURS INNOVATION. OBSERVING LIFE AND DEATH on Ukraine's battlefield, it's evident to us that modern warfare now transforms at startup speeds.

2 mins

What Beyoncé gave us

ON SEPT. 23 AND 24, HOUSTON WAS HOST TO BEYONCÉ'S brilliance.

2 mins

IN THEIR OWN WORDS

The unique stress of growing up right now-and how young Americans are coping

5 mins

Prime Is Money

HOW DEION SANDERS FLIPPED COLORADO'S FORTUNES AND BECAME THE MOST TALKED-ABOUT MAN IN SPORTS

10+ mins

NEXT GENERATION LEADERS

10 TRAILBLAZERS OFFERING NEW VISIONS FOR THE FUTURE

10+ mins

THE 100 BEST MYSTERY & THRILLER BOOKS OF ALL TIME

The genre's most gripping, twist-filled, satisfying, and influential books, in chronological order

3 mins

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