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Success, revenge, and Jessica Knoll

SUCCESS DOESN'T LOOK THE SAME FOR NOVELIST Jessica Knoll as it did five years ago.

India tried to reintroduce cheetahs-then it all went wrong

LAST SEPTEMBER, EIGHT RADIO-collared cheetahs made the 5,000-mile-long journey from Namibia to Kuno National Park in India.

What's behind the spike in child poverty in the U.S.?

THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN LIVING IN POVERTY IN the U.S. more than doubled in 2022, according to new figures released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Sept. 12, the biggest increase since it began using its current method to count them. In 2021, 5.2% of children were living in poverty.

How NASA got a 'UFO czar' and why it matters

THE REAL CZARS MAY BE LONG GONE, BUT FOR DECADES, the White House has been keeping the honorific alive, appointing a director to oversee a task or issue, and bestowing the title along with it.

Impeachment probe - Aiming for Biden

Under pressure from hard-right members, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy opened an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden on Sept. 12 over his family's business dealings, despite an absence of evidence that Biden profited from them.

TIME 100/AI: LEADERS

THE 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

TIME 100/AI: THINKERS

THE 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

TIME 100/AI: INNOVATORS

THE 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Sustainable Craft Breweries

Oktoberfest celebrations are popping up all over at this time of year. Yet, with the beer industry's notable water footprint-a pint of beer requires about 44 gallons of water-and its substantial generation of wastewater, byproducts and solid waste, critics have long been outspoken about the popular beverage's environmental impact.

Ashley Flowers

FOR ASHLEY FLOWERS, HOST OF THE PODCAST CRIME JUNKIE, SUCCESS was unforeseen. \"I wasn't expecting it to be what it is.\" And what it is, is the number one true crime podcast in the country.

Investigating the white savior-industrial complex

IN 2019, A DEVASTATING NEWS STORY RICOCHETED around the digital-media echo chamber.

THE KING OF CURIOSITY

Martin Scorsese's new movie, Killers of the Flower Moon, continues his quest for radical truth

More than 2,900 in Morocco Victims of a devastating earthquake

FOR MORE THAN A WEEK AFTER A 6.8-MAGNITUDE EARTH-quake brought down houses and killed over 2,900 people on Sept. 8 in Morocco, people in Marrakech and across the country's High Atlas Mountains were still sleeping outside. While some are afraid to return to their homes in case of aftershocks, others have nowhere else to go.

How Russia is recruiting Cubans to fight in Ukraine

ALEX VEGAS DÍAZ WAS SURPRISED to find himself sleeping next to Russian soldiers in a trench in Ukraine, more than 6,000 miles from home. In his telling, the 19-year-old Cuban accepted an offer posted on WhatsApp to make good money doing \"construction work\" for the Russian military.

TIME 100/AI: SHAPERS

THE 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

THE FUTURE IS HERE

THESE FIVE CITIES ARE USING CUTTING-EDGE STRATEGIES TO COUNTER THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND CREATE A GREENER WORLD

Zadie Smith Has Doubts About Fiction

In her ambitious new novel, she asks whether we expect too much of the genre.

THE 100 MOST LOVED WORKPLACES in AMERICA

These companies prove that doing right by your employees pays off in a big way

Going Big on Small Talk

Spontaneous speaking isn't rocket science. Use these tips and tricks to breathe easier, speak freely and connect with anyone

Jeff Probst

FOR THE PAST 23 YEARS, SURVIVOR HOST AND PRODUCER JEFF PROBST HAS been a mainstay on our televisions, and year after year he continues to be amazed by the game

THE MESSY FUTURE REMOTE WORK

REMOTE WORK is clearly here to stay but there are still a lot of wrinkles to iron out

THE PRIME MINISTER and THE MOONIES

THE BIZARRE STORY BEHIND THE ASSASSINATION OF SHINZO ABE

I, Sly

Sly Stone tells his story.

The Other Naomi

A left-wing author finds herself constantly confused with a right-wing conspiracist.

NIXON BETWEEN THE LINES

Alone in his study, ballpoint pen in hand, the president revealed himself in the margins of his books.

TRUMP ON TRIAL

The drama now unfolding will make for perhaps the most surreal presidential-election cycle in American history. How will it end?

THE FINAL DAYS

JOE BIDEN WAS DETERMINED TO GET OUT OF AFGHANISTAN-NO MATTER THE COST

The Man Who Became Uncle Tom

Harriet Beecher Stowe said that Josiah Henson's life had inspired her most famous character. But Henson longed to be recognized by his own name, and for his own achievements.

Life After "I Do"

George Eliot's subversive vision of marriage

The Joy and the Funk and the Mire

The critic dream hampton thinks hip-hop is broken. But she can't stop trying to fix it.