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TIME Magazine - April 06, 2026

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In this issue

Present Company
Anthropic is at a turning point, and the AI firm’s importance goes beyond its showdown with the Trump Administration

Bigger Than Epstein
Fixating on one case risks overlooking the power imbalances that drive sexual abuse—and the changes shown to reduce it

Launch Ready
It’s the job of SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell to get humans back to the moon and data centers into orbit

Earth Awards
From the boardroom to the living room, these leaders are working to shape a more sustainable future

IRAN'S HEAVY HAND

The regime's murderous preoccupation with preventing organized opposition

4 mins

Zelensky's drone diplomacy

It was just over a year ago that President Donald Trump told Volodymyr Zelensky that he didn't “have the cards right now.”

2 mins

Could Iran retaliate on U.S. soil?

AFTER THE MASSIVE U.S.-ISRAELI air assault, Iran retaliated militarily across the Middle East, firing missiles and drones into a dozen countries since Feb. 28.

2 mins

What's the political cost of pricey oil in an election year?

IF REPUBLICANS CAN’T GET THEIR ARMS AROUND THE spiraling costs of oil, they might need to get familiar with a new greeting: Hello, Speaker Hakeem Jeffries.

3 mins

An Oscar for Durald Arkapaw

AUTUMN DURALD ARKAPAW made history at the 98th Academy Awards on March 15 when she took home the Oscar for Best Cinematography for Sinners.

1 mins

Housing bill

By an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 89-10, the Senate passed a sweeping piece of legislation on March 12 that seeks to bolster the U.S. housing supply and lower costs for homebuyers.

1 mins

THE SCIENCE OF SKEPTICISM

Scientists once thought illness was caused by “miasmas,” foul vapors that drifted through the air.

3 mins

The Risk Report

AS THE WORLD WATCHES THE still unfolding U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, the government in Venezuela, a regime now much more amenable to accommodation of President Trump, looks to find new footing.

2 mins

Health Matters

THERE ARE MORE THAN 170 RHINOviruses known to science.

3 mins

CO2 Leadership Report

IN SOME WAYS, THE ANNUAL summit of the Sustainable Markets Initiative was notable merely for continuing on.

2 mins

You can't predict the future. But can you rehearse it?

WHEN PEOPLE LEARN THAT I'M A FUTURIST, THEY OFTEN assume my work involves precisely predicting what comes next, from election results and new technologies to market crashes and natural disasters.

4 mins

The Most Disruptive Company in The World

ANTHROPIC WAS POISED TO TRANSFORM THE FUTURE OF WORK. NOW IT'S IN A FIGHT OVER THE FUTURE OF WAR

10+ mins

Monsters among us

What's missing in the global response to the Epstein files

5 mins

ROCKET WOMAN

As Elon Musk’s right hand at SpaceX, Gwynne Shotwell is aiming to get AI into orbit and humans back to the moon

10+ mins

EARTH AWARDS

THESE LEADERS ARE WORKING TO SHAPE A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FROM THE BOARDROOM TO YOUR LIVING ROOM

10+ mins

FINDING THE HEARTBEAT

Michelle Pfeiffer is the emotional core of two layered and wildly different new TV shows

6 mins

A reality-TV spoof that's a reality check

THE QUESTION SCREAMS OUT FROM THE COVER OF Entertainment

8 mins

A soul-deep friendship, lost in a shallow murder mystery

A COMPETITION TO DETERMINE TV'S MOST generic domestic thriller would have dozens of compelling entrants, but if I had to pick a winner, it would be Imperfect Women.

2 mins

How do you respond to parents who think football is too dangerous for their kids?

I wouldn't blame them. But I will also say that fear is a choice. There are a lot of great things that you learn through sports. I wouldn't allow the fear of something negative happening stop me from achieving all of the character-building and life lessons that come with sports.

3 mins

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TIME Magazine Description:

Publisher: Time-Magazine-HK-Limited

Category: News

Language: English

Frequency: Fortnightly

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