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TIME Magazine - June 08, 2026

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Blood Sport
UFC boss Dana White and his friend President Donald Trump plan a mixed-martial-arts event at the White House
By Sean Gregory

Maine Man
The rise of controversial combat veteran Graham Platner and the Democrats’ populist rebellion
By Julia Terruso

A Cancer Mystery
As more nonsmokers are being diagnosed with lung cancer, the family of former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, who died in 2024, is on the case
By Alice Park

Artificial intelligence goes to work

In Miami on May 1, TIME convened a panel of business leaders to discuss how they are preparing for—and responding to—the impact of AI on their operations.

1 mins

POWER TRIP

President Trump’s visit to China underscored how global authority is shifting to the East

3 mins

WHO declares global Ebola emergency

THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION declared a fast-moving Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda a “public health emergency of international concern” on May 17, after the virus killed nearly 90 people and spread across an area blighted by conflict.

1 mins

What’s in the Pentagon’s newly released UFO files?

ON MAY 8, PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP ORDERED THE release of more than 170 files on a Department of Defense website that included reported eyewitness accounts of unidentified flying objects-or what are now more decorously known as unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPS).

3 mins

Elon Musk OpenAI lawsuit

A California jury dealt a blow to Elon Musk's AI ambitions on May 18 by rejecting his lawsuit against his competitor and onetime associate Sam Altman.

1 mins

The Late Show’s last bow

Stephen Colbert says good night

1 mins

The high price of attending the World Cup

THERE’S THE VIRAL AD FROM CANADIAN CARRIER AIR Transat, showing how much cheaper it is to fly to some countries than attend their soccer games at the World Cup.

2 mins

Fire season

A helicopter water tanker assists firefighters attempting to control the Sandy Fire in Simi Valley, Calif., on May 19.

1 mins

5 ways to get more out of your daily walks

AS FAR AS EXERCISE ROUTINES GO, walking seems fairly straightforward: You put one foot in front of the other, and keep going until you reach your destination or decide you've had enough.

3 mins

HOW TO FIX THE INTERNET

I’m going to tell you something embarrassing.

3 mins

The Risk Report

IN RECENT YEARS, VOTERS ON both sides of the Atlantic have punished incumbents and establishment parties of both the left and right, in part because they reject politics as usual and perceptions of corruption.

3 mins

The D.C. Brief

BARACK OBAMA IS BACK TO MAKing headlines with long magazine profiles and going viral with carefully choreographed made-forsocial-media videos.

1 mins

In the Loop

In April, a Gallup poll found that 18% of all U.S. employees believe it's at least somewhat likely that their jobs will be eliminated within the next five years because of AI or automation.

1 mins

The Brief

LAST YEAR, THE TRUMP ADMINIS-tration shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development as part of cuts by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

2 mins

The luna moth that saved me

ON APRIL 25, 2024, I WAS WALKING IN THE OUACHITA National Forest with my wife and other master naturalists, studying mosses and searching for lady slipper orchids, when we noticed a luna moth on the tip of a dried-up flower stem, dangerously close to a mountain-bike trail.

5 mins

Having a Brawl

Dana White has built the UFC into a force so powerful that it's staging a fight at the White House

10+ mins

The Insurgent

GRAHAM PLATNER’S CONTROVERSIAL RISE

10+ mins

Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Died From Lung Cancer in 2024. Her Family Is Trying To Find Out Why

IT STARTED WITH PAIN IN HER HIP.

10+ mins

EVERY CORAL COUNTS

RESEARCHERS ARE RACING TO SAVE THE WORLD'S REEFS

3 mins

OCEANS OF VALUE

A new ecosystem of companies is seeing the benefit in protecting the seas

7 mins

THE OCEAN UNDERSTORY

Biodiversity is the bedrock of resilience, and kelp forests show why

4 mins

RED WEDDING SEASON

Across pop culture, celebratory rites are devolving into bloodbaths

6 mins

Orphan Black star delivers Maximum Pleasure

A GREAT FACT CHECKER IS A DETECTIVE, INTERROGATING every statement as if it’s a case to be solved.

2 mins

In a community of elders, stranger things happen

BECAUSE THE DEFAULT AUDIENCE for horror is young and male, the genre’s archetypal hero is a blood-soaked babysitter, preferably in some state of undress.

2 mins

A tender thriller of bonds and fissures

SOME THRILLERS ARE ENJOYABLE ENOUGH WHILE you're watching, then vaporize the instant the credits roll.

2 mins

HIGHLIGHTS FROM CANNES

This year's Cannes Film Festival, which ran from May 12-23, was light on Hollywood fare, but there was no shortage of terrific films.

1 mins

A master applies his colorful palette to familiar themes

PEDRO ALMODÓVAR IS ONE OF OUR most emotionally generous filmmakers; his glorious oversharing isn't beside the point-it is the point.

1 mins

Tom Hanks

The Oscar-winning actor and filmmaker on his new World War II docuseries, the legacy of Saving Private Ryan, and his vision for America on its 250th

3 mins

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Langue: English

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