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TIME Magazine - November 24, 2025

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In this issue

Brain Circuitry
Computer chips implanted in the body are already giving sight to the blind and movement to the paralyzed
By Jeffrey Kluger

City Hall Vacancy
A day in the life of Eric Adams, the New York City mayor whose time in office didn’t turn out as hoped
By Molly Ball

Full Circle
Turns out retirement didn’t agree with Lindsey Vonn, who now has her sights set on the 2026 Winter Olympics
By Sean Gregory

VOTERS PUSH BACK

In Virginia—and elsewhere—Donald Trump's erratic economic policies spurred a backlash

3 mins

Fears of new genocide as Darfur burns again

DARFUR HAS ONCE MORE become the center of a wave of violence in Sudan's brutal civil war, sparking warnings of a repeat of the genocide that blighted the region two decades ago.

1 mins

Is the NFL safer than high school football?

SCIENTISTS ARE STARTING TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), even as more athletes say they believe they have it.

3 mins

Dick Cheney

American regent

2 mins

Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales on rebuilding trust online and off

JIMMY WALES DESCRIBES HIMSELF AS A “pathological optimist.” And yet, when the co-founder of Wikipedia spoke with TIME in October, he still seemed somewhat surprised that his online encyclopedia actually worked.

4 mins

5 phrases that drive therapists up a wall

A therapist's job is to listen—but not all words are music to their ears. Some indicate that clients aren't taking the process seriously; others reveal misunderstandings that need to be clarified or deep-rooted beliefs that should be corrected. We asked a handful of therapists which phrases drive them up a wall and why.

2 mins

THE AI BAN WE NEED

No one knows how to control Als that are vastly more competent than any human, yet we are getting closer and closer to developing them, with many experts expecting superintelligence in the next five years, at the current pace. This is why leading AI scientists warn that developing superintelligence— Al that outperforms humans across all cognitive tasks—could result in humanity's extinction.

3 mins

The Risk Report

SIGNALS ARE GROWING LOUDER that U.S. President Donald Trump wants Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro out of office. He'd like to accomplish this without starting a war that might not go to plan.

3 mins

The D.C. Brief

AS THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN crossed the one-month mark, the country hit two milestones that made it feel all too real for many Americans.

4 mins

Health Matters

GLOBAL FAILURE TO ADAPT TO climate change is taking a toll on people’s lives and is responsible for millions of deaths every year, according to a new report from the Lancet.

2 mins

Our overreaction epidemic

REACTING HAS BECOME OUR DEFAULT—WE POUNCE, panic, and amplify distress rather than pause and regulate.

5 mins

Zohran Mamdani is what big cities look like

A COUPLE OF WEEKS BEFORE HIS ELECTION VICTORY, Zohran Mamdani stood in front of a mosque in the Bronx.

3 mins

Mind Meld

THE BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE IS REAL. IT'S CHANGING LIVES—AND COULD SOON CHANGE THE WORLD

10+ mins

The Tragedy of Eric Adams

A DAY IN THE CITY WITH THE MAYOR OF NEW YORK

10+ mins

A LEGEND RETURNS

INSIDE LINDSEY VONN'S UNPRECEDENTED ATTEMPT AT AN OLYMPIC COMEBACK

10+ mins

BREAKING GOOD

Vince Gilligan leaves bad guys behind in a sci-fi epic with an unlikely hero

10+ mins

George Clooney is quietly touching in a deeply meta role

ONE MINUTE A MAN IS A HOT YOUNG MOVIE star; the next, he’s a silver fox.

3 mins

A woman under the influencer

INFLUENCER IS A DIVISIVE WORD. Your gut reaction to it—one that’s likely to be more negative the older you are—will probably be a good gauge of how you'll feel about HBO’s I Love LA, a hangout comedy created by and starring Shiva Baby breakout Rachel Sennott.

2 mins

Telling the truth of true crime

DIRECTOR CHARLIE SHACKLETON THOUGHT HE COULD have his cake and eat it too.

5 mins

Bess Wohl The playwright behind Liberation on the legacy of second-wave feminism, her mother's role in it, and the state of women's rights today

Liberation has been called the best play on Broadway this season. What made you want to write it? Because my mom worked at Ms., I grew up steeped in the ideas of second-wave feminism and women's liberation.

2 mins

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TIME Magazine Description:

Publisher: Time-Magazine-HK-Limited

Category: News

Language: English

Frequency: Fortnightly

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