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NEXT GENERATION LEADERS

11 trailblazers who are challenging the status quo, leading with empathy, and forging solutions for a brighter future

Unraveling The Mummy After 25 Years

Its stars thought it would flop. Now a quarter of a century after its release, Arnold Vosloo, Rachel Weisz, Patricia Velásquez and Kevin J. O'Connor reflect on the cult classic

PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRMS 2024

A COMPANY'S ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE with the public is essential. Managing a firm's reputation, driving interest in its products and limiting damage during times of crisis hinge in large part on the abilities of its public relations professionals.

THE WEST SHOULD EXERT EVERY EFFORT TO MAKE RUSSIA PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE POSSIBLE FOR ITS AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR

RUSSIA'S FULL-SCALE INVASION of Ukraine in February 2022 awakened the worst memories for Georgians.

RUSSIA'S THREAT TO THE WORLD

As Vladimir Putin begins a fifth term as the nation's president, how safe are other countries from the Kremlin leader?

Why the Westminster Dog Show made me appreciate mutts

I SPENT THREE YEARS AMONG DOGS WITH BLOODLINES like British royalty.

CO₂ Leadership Brief

ON MAY 1, FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIR Jerome Powell offered a two-part message to eager interest- rate watchers.

On the road again with Mad Max's mastermind

GEORGE MILLER HAS SPENT MORE THAN 40 YEARS swerving in and out of the post apocalyptic world of Mad Max.

TV'S ENDLESS HOLOCAUST

A surge of World War II dramas fails to connect with the present

What does a biopic owe its subject?

AMY WINEHOUSE WROTE SONGS THAT CUT TO THE CORE of heartbreak and sang them in a voice as supple and sturdy as raw silk.

Exhibition showcases ancient splendor

A captivating exhibition at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco offers a clue to the vibrant Bronze Age cultures that flourished along the Yangtze River more than 2,000 years ago.

HOW TO WIN COLD WAR II

Both President Joe Biden and Xi Jinping strongly reject the current U.S.China competition as a new Cold War.

If He Wins

In exclusive interviews with TIME, Donald Trump lays out a second-term agenda that would reshape America and its role in the world

THE INVISIBLE SCARS OF WAR

The ongoing conflict with Russia has left 10 million Ukrainians affected by mental health conditions. Now, a community-led program is giving citizens the tools they need to help them overcome their trauma

Work Less, Relax More

Millennials are ready for a four-day week. The younger generation wants to work fewer hours

Wildlife Crossings Are a Bear Necessity

Safe passages for animals under or over highways are reducing road collisions and could help them to adapt to climate change by seeking out new habitats

Five Ways to Keep Your Dog Healthy

We want our beloved dogs to live a long life, but also a healthy one not least to keep the bills down.

Trouble in Paradise

China's massive investment in Antigua potentially represents the greatest external challenge along America's 'third border' since the Cuban missile crisis

A Life of Crime: America's Migrant-Smuggling Teens

Money-motivated children as young as 14 are being targeted by cartels on social media to traffic people illegally into the US and it's just the start of their criminal journey

We're Struggling to Afford Our Furry Friends

The cost of caring for our four-legged companions has risen for nearly threequarters of Americans, leaving many owners concerned about financially supporting them

'I Don't Live My Life With the Cameras On'

Canada's first lady Sophie Grégoire Trudeau talks working through trauma, relationships in the public eye and her new book exploring mental health

'We Are Facing the Most Complex Security Environment Since - World War II'

Japan's prime minister on security, diplomacy and protecting the rule of law at home, in Asia and around the world

TIME 100 HEALTH-LEADERS

'Catastrophic.' -BASHAR MURAD ON THE HEALTH SITUATION IN GAZA

HOLDING COURT

AT 20, DEFENDING U.S. OPEN CHAMPION COCO GAUFF IS MOVING INTO A NEW PHASE OF HER CAREER

5 tips to start foraging anywhere

THERE ARE MORE THAN 400,000 species of plants on earth, and at least half are suitable for human consumptionyet you'll find only a small portion at the grocery store.

MODI-FYING INDIA

In April, two Indian writers published an ode to their Prime Minister, Narendra Modi. Titled \"Forever in Our Hearts,\" it recounts his achievements while singing his praises. Such gushing reverence captures the essence of Modi's popularity at home and among Indians abroad. But it also points to some darker developments in the world's largest democracy, as its citizens head to the polls.

Red Cows, Gaza and the End of the World

As the Israel-Hamas war rages on, the Third Temple movement is ramping up its bid to reclaim a contested holy site in Jerusalem currently home to ancient Islamic shrines

JUDGING TRUMP

The jurist overseeing the former President's criminal trial is familiar with his history-in and out of court

TIME 100 HEALTH-TITANS

Last May, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy issued an advisory about the profound consequences of loneliness and isolation-a departure from the type of standard medical conditions his predecessors prioritized.

Thrust into her new role as the face of Russian opposition, Yulia Navalnaya is ready for her revolution

IN RUSSIAN CUSTOM, THE SOUL OF THE DEAD is believed to remain on earth for 40 days, finishing its business among the living before it moves on to the afterlife. Surviving friends and relatives often spend this period in mourning and reflection. But the loved ones of Alexei Navalny, Russia's leading dissident, did not have much freedom to abide by this custom after he died in an Arctic prison camp on Feb. 16.