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TIME Magazine - March 23, 2026

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In this issue

Why Trump Went to War
An interview with the President on the strike against Iran and his increasing use of military force around the world
By Eric Cortellessa

Robots With Guns
Inside the race to create humanoid robots operating on artificial intelligence but armed with real weapons
By Charlie Campbell

The World’s Greatest Places
A sampling from our annual list of where to stay, eat, play, and savor what the world has to offer

LEAVING THEIR HOME

A new law in Kansas is forcing trans people to reconsider their futures there

3 mins

Pakistan and Afghanistan fight over insurgency

PAKISTAN DECLARED “OPEN WAR” with Taliban-led Afghanistan after the two governments escalated attacks on each other in late February.

1 mins

GOOD QUESTION: What does the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs mean for me?

SINCE THE SUPREME COURT STRUCK DOWN DONALD Trump’s emergency tariffs, questions have mounted around what the ruling means for consumers and businesses that already paid the price of the trade policy.

3 mins

B.C., to DST: A constant clock

Things will be sunnier in British Columbia going forward. That's because the Canadian province decided that after it sets its clocks ahead for daylight saving time (DST) on March 8, it's not going back to standard time in the fall.

1 mins

Eric Dane - Actor and ALS advocate

ACTOR ERIC DANE, KNOWN FOR HIS MANY ROLES INCLUDING ON TV shows Grey’s Anatomy and Euphoria, died Feb. 19 at age 53 following “a courageous battle with ALS,” a statement from his representatives said.

1 mins

5 phrases that will instantly get your doctor's attention

DOCTORS DON'T JUST EXAMINE bodies—they also decode language.

3 mins

FREEZING BUT FREE

I am writing from Kyiv, where the temperature in my apartment barely reaches 40°F.

3 mins

The Risk Report

PRESIDENT CLAUDIA SHEINBAUM scored a major win last month when Mexican special forces killed Rubén Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera, leader of the country’s most powerful criminal organization.

2 mins

Health Matters By Veronique Greenwood

Think back to the first thing you can remember, and you'll find you were likely already several years old.

1 mins

The D.C. Brief

JAMES TALARICO, THE SECULARIST seminarian armed with a biblical rejoinder for what he sees as politics' sins, won Texas' hard-fought U.S. Senate Democratic primary on March 3, setting up a November push once seen as a Hail Mary for his party.

1 mins

What's next for the Epstein files

REPRESENTATIVE RO KHANNA helped force one of the most sweeping disclosures of investigative records in modern American history when Congress passed his bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act last year, compelling the Justice Department to release millions of documents tied to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

3 mins

A river ran through it: America's thirsty West

I’VE SPENT MOST OF MY LIFE CHASING SNOW AND WATER around the West.

5 mins

Trump's War

THE PRESIDENT'S MASSIVE GAMBLE IN THE MIDDLE EAST

10+ mins

Inside Iran, jubilation quickly followed by apprehension

In Tehran, the war found a contractor named Salman as he was toweling off.

2 mins

A life of sanctimony and violence

THE YEARS DID NOT MELLOW ALI Khamenei.

5 mins

MARCH OF THE MACHINES

HOW HUMANOID ROBOTS COULD TRANSFORM MODERN WARFARE

10+ mins

THE BOY WHO LIVED IT UP

Daniel Radcliffe is having a ball on Broadway and in a new show from the 30 Rock team

7 mins

Two new comedies loosen up about sex on campus

IN THE SERIES PREMIERE OF NETFLIX’S VLADIMIR, Rachel Weisz awakens from troubled sleep to a cascade of texts and addresses the camera with pleading eyes.

5 mins

A quietly radical depiction of care for sexual assault

SEXUAL ASSAULT IS ALMOST AS common on TV as it is in real life.

2 mins

The perks and Pittfalls of AI in medicine

IN THE PITT, THE BELEAGUERED staff of the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center face many challenges. In Season 2, one of those is AI.

3 mins

Baz Luhrmann gives Elvis the tribute he deserves

IN THE 1980S AND '90S YOU'D SOMETIMES SEE “Elvis Lives” scrawled around this or that city or town.

3 mins

Michael J. Fox The actor and advocate on building his namesake foundation, living with Parkinson's disease, and what he learned from bullies

8 QUESTIONS

3 mins

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TIME Magazine Description:

Publisher: Time-Magazine-HK-Limited

Category: News

Language: English

Frequency: Fortnightly

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