The Amazon teen drama from 'My Old Ass' filmmaker Megan Park offers a refreshing escape from tech-addled adolescence

Your body clock would like a brighter breakfast.

The growing acceptance of private listing networks by powerful real estate interests signals a shift in how the market operates, warns Derrick Johnson.

"AI models are unpredictable and their risks scale with their capabilities," writes Garrison Lovely.

Essential cancer medications are getting more difficult for hospitals to source, experts say.

The plan is the latest in the Administration's efforts to expand how many migrants it can hold at once.

The road to critical minerals runs through communities.

We already know how to reduce the risks of extreme heat, write Kathy Baughman McLeod and Shana Tabak.

And it's not the first instance of a lunar crash.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Henrietta Fore on supporting kids during the pandemic. Moderated by Alice Park, TIME Senior Health Correspondent

As record fires raged across Australia, tens of thousands volunteered to help stop the spread of the blazes

Ayana Pressley on the U.S.'s Next Steps. Interviewed by Molly Ball, TIME National Political Correspondent.

2021 TIME100 NEXT Phenoms | TIME100 Talks

TIME asked five of the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders to share their transformative ideas for 2025

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Michael Acton Smith and James Park on health, wellness and the future of technology. Interviewed by John Simons, TIME Executive Editor.

Scientists have developed a new tool to make the connection clear

India is set to become the world's most populous country. That makes it a major player on the global stage, experts say.

Video released by Memphis police showed Nichols yelling out repeatedly for his mother

When stressful challenges become toxic, they can have profound effects on our life expectancy, write Tamen Jadad-Garcia and Dr. Alex Jadad.