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In this issue

On the Same Team
The Knicks’ epic run to their first NBA championship in more than half a century brought New Yorkers together in the best possible way.
By Sean Gregory

Under Water
The rising sea levels associated with climate change are already a problem for small towns in the boggy eastern reaches of North Carolina.
By Simmone Shah

America at 250
Our 250 contributors pick the art, tech, food, music, architecture, movies, books, places, science, and television that define the country at its Semiquincentennial.

A window on America

AT THE BEGINNING OF 2026, TO KICK OFF this year’s celebration of the 250th birthday of the United States, we published a list of America’s Most Iconic Companies.

3 mins

Behind the cover

FOR A FITTING COVER TO MARK THE 250TH birthday of the United States, we turned the canvas over to renowned American muralist and graphic artist Shepard Fairey.

2 mins

FRAGILE PEACE

Even as the U.S. and Iran agreed to a cease-fire, President Trump underlined the chance it may not last

4 mins

Ukraine moves closer to joining the European Union

UKRAINE IS A STEP CLOSER TO JOINing the European Union after member states agreed to open the first negotiating cluster in accession talks.

1 mins

Why does watching sports make people happy?

SOME YEARS AGO, HELEN KEYES WAS PUSHING HER way through a World Cup crowd with her soccer-loving brother and father.

3 mins

Artemis III crew It's their mission

Almost exactly two months after the successful splashdown of its Artemis II, NASA took the next small step in the quest to return to the moon when the agency revealed on June 9 the four astronauts who will make up the crew of the Artemis III mission, set to take place in 2027: commander Randy Bresnik, pilot Luca Parmitano, mission specialist Andre Douglas, and mission specialist Frank Rubio. Three of the men are American and one Italian.

1 mins

The first trillionaire Elon Musk, even richer

A CROWD FORMED OUTSIDE THE NASDAQ building in New York City’s Times Square before the market opened on June 12. Some were dressed as astronauts; others wore T-shirts reading OCCUPY MARS, a slogan made popular by SpaceX CEO and founder Elon Musk.

1 mins

Navigating the corporate sustainability shift

IN RECENT YEARS, AS CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY GOAL calculations changed, companies have shifted their focus to operational efficiency and cost savings.

1 mins

5 things orthopedic surgeons do to stay strong as they age

EVERY DAY, DR. DAVID SHAU holds a plank position on his living-room floor, and his toddler sits on his back, giggling.

3 mins

THE WORDS THAT MADE AMERICA

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

6 mins

America: Success or failure? Both!

HERE WE ARE, CELEBRATING 250 YEARS OF AMERICAN independence, and let’s be honest.

3 mins

Bringing U.S. justice up to date

Not long after the Declaration of Independence was signed in Philadelphia, Quaker reformers alongside Benjamin Franklin made a bold decision to overhaul the prevailing system of punishment.

2 mins

The Risk Report

AMERICA WAS BORN INTO GEO-politics.

3 mins

A view on the U.S. economy, from a bank as old as the country

IN AN ERA WHEN THE AVERAGE CEO’S TENURE IS shrinking, Brian Moynihan has led Bank of America for 17 years.

2 mins

At Long Last

For New Yorkers, the Knicks’ first NBA title since 1973 is about so much more than a trophy

10+ mins

A RISING TIDE, A SINKING TOWN

A WATERLOGGED NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY MEETS CLIMATE CHANGE

4 mins

Out of many...

IT MAY BE CONVENTIONAL WISDOM THAT the young are more likely to drive trends, but apparently 250 isn’t too old for the job.

1 mins

BEING MARA BROCK AKIL

The creator of TV hits like Forever and Girlfriends unveils a revelatory first novel

6 mins

A search, by the sea, for the secrets of lost parents

IN A CULTURE THAT TENDS TO FAVOR FLASHY, look-at-me filmmaking, a director with a gentle touch is sometimes just the breezy caress we need.

2 mins

High-fashion drama, wrought in small moments

MOVIES BUILT FROM INTERTWINING STORIES can be hard to pull off.

3 mins

Greta Lee

The actor on starring in Toy Story 5 as a tablet, navigating tech with her own kids, and the decision to get a landline

3 mins

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Publisher: TIME-USA,-LLC

Category: News

Language: English

Frequency: Fortnightly

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