Ford CEO Jim Farley Raises Alarm Over Essential Economy’s Productivity Gap
While attending business school, I supported myself by working at Hill and Vaughn, a classic-car restoration shop established by America’s […]
How My City Has Changed Since My Birth During Hurricane Katrina
Though not a native New Orleanian, I occasionally receive honorary local status, having resided and reported here since 1999. This […]
Thai Court Ousts Prime Minister—Yet Again
Thailand’s Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, has seen her tenure officially conclude, just over a year after its commencement. The Constitutional […]
George Clooney Delivers a Subtly Moving Performance in Noah Baumbach’s Jay Kelly
One moment, a man is a burgeoning film star; the next, he’s a distinguished veteran. The speed of time’s passage […]
New Trump Tariffs Poised to Drive Inflation, Say Stanford Economists
Effective August 29, the Trump Administration plans to levy duties on consignments valued below $800, a category previously excluded under […]
Task: Another Excellent Crime Drama from the Creator of Mare of Easttown
Typically, crime dramas, especially in today’s fast-paced world, introduce their central crimes early, often with a murder occurring within the […]
The Dawn of Japan’s Populist Era
Japanese politics, traditionally stable, have seen the center-right Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) govern nearly uninterrupted since 1955. However, the LDP’s […]
TIME Announces the 2025 TIME100 AI List, Featuring the World’s Most Influential People in Artificial Intelligence
Today marks the unveiling of TIME’s third annual TIME100 AI roster, spotlighting the one hundred most impactful individuals in the […]
Refik Anadol’s AI Creates 2025 TIME100 Cover: A Behind-the-Scenes Look
This year’s TIME cover was created by artist Refik Anadol, who is also featured on the TIME100 AI list. Anadol […]
Hurricane Katrina, Two Decades On: Our Lessons Learned.
Historically, disasters were often viewed as divine acts—their destructive outcomes seen as tragically unavoidable. Then came Hurricane Katrina in 2005, […]
The Selection Process for the 2025 TIME100 AI
Today marks the publication of the third annual edition of the , our comprehensive overview of the most influential individuals […]
Why I Continued Working After My Cancer Diagnosis
The routine was well-known to me as a CEO—packing, attending many meetings, flying. I was going to India for my […]
The Agentic AI Era: Its Implications for Business and Humanity
Marc Benioff asserts that humanity is currently at the dawn of the Agentic Era, which he considers the most substantial […]
CDC Director Susan Monarez Reportedly Ousted Weeks Into Her Term
Susan Monarez, the veteran federal government scientist appointed as director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in […]
Kilmar Abrego Garcia Plans to Pursue U.S. Asylum, Attorneys State
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, whose case has become a notable example in President Donald Trump’s strict immigration enforcement efforts, intends to […]
Denmark calls in U.S. diplomat regarding alleged Trump-connected secret operation in Greenland.
Denmark’s foreign minister has called in the highest-ranking U.S. diplomat in Copenhagen after the nation’s public broadcaster reported that three […]
Nationwide Anti-Trump Protests Set for Labor Day, Aiming to Halt ‘Billionaire Takeover’
Throughout the United States, demonstrators intend to protest the Administration on Labor Day, highlighting support for the nation’s “workers” and […]
Proposed Ethical Principles for an AI Engineer’s Hippocratic Oath
During a recent Sunday afternoon, I observed my son participating in the long-standing tradition of medicine at the University of […]
Why Are Global Shippers Halting Shipments to the U.S.?
International postal services are initiating suspensions of some deliveries to the U.S. as a customs exemption for small packages nears […]
Whistleblower Alleges DOGE Endangers Social Security Data of Millions of Americans
Personal details belonging to hundreds of millions of U.S. citizens are in jeopardy, a whistleblower report from the Social Security […]