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TIME 100 NEXT - Artists
The World's Rising Stars
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September 25, 2023
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What Prigozhin's end says about Russia
Prigozhin was the latest in a long line of court favorites
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September 25, 2023
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THE DECAY OF IRAN
The Islamic Republic of Iran has thus far proved too ideologically rigid to reform and too ruthless to collapse. As in the late stages of the Soviet Union, however, the foundations decay in plain sight. Outside their homeland, women of Iranian origin become world-class mathematicians and astronauts; inside Iran, the ruling clerics debate whether women should be allowed to ride bicycles.
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September 25, 2023
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5 red flags for online mental-health content
THE CLASSIC VISION OF THERAPY REVOLVED AROUND A PERSON ON A COUCH, SUPINE, TAPPING into their deepest and darkest hopes and fears to a seated guy with a beard.
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September 25, 2023
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Small grocers are hurting. My buying habits don't help
EVERY WEEK, I GO ONTO WALMART'S WEBSITE AND order a bunch of groceries to be delivered to my house, and then feel a little bit guilty.
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September 25, 2023
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TESTING A CITY OF IMMIGRANTS
New York struggles to accommodate tens of thousands of migrants bused from other states
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September 25, 2023
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5 ways to strengthen a friendship
It might sound obvious, in the midst of a loneliness crisis, that having friends matters. But many of us "underestimate the very real impact our friendships can have on our life," says Marisa Franco, a psychologist and author of Platonic: How the Science of Attachment Can Help You Make-and Keep-Friends. "Connection is the most important factor predicting our health, both physical and mental."
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September 04, 2023
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Half human, half robot
I was born missing my left arm. And while there really isn’t anything I can’t do, it felt like an obvious inadequacy in a world saturated with an obsessive desire for perfection.
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August 14, 2023
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Writing for Friends was no joke
EVER SINCE I RETIRED FROM TELEVISION WRITING AT the ripe age of 38, people have asked me, \"Why would you quit such a cool career?\" It's impossible to answer this question over cocktail-party conversation. Where would I even begin? There were the grueling hours, the egotistical bosses, the dysfunction-there's everything the Writers Guild of America is currently fighting against with their ongoing strike, and the issues have only gotten more complex since I left in 2008.
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September 04, 2023
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The man who was everything, and then some
IN A NATION TORN APART BY, OF ALL THINGS, the perception that drag performers will corrupt our children, the time is right for a documentary about the glitter king himself, Little Richard, a performer who broke all kinds of boundaries at a time when doing so could be life-threatening.
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September 04, 2023
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THE NEW ROMANTICS
A decade after Fifty Shades, pop-culture romance has become alarmingly wholesome
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September 04, 2023
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BAJA IN THE BALANCE
The campaign to preserve a region, and a local fishing industry
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September 04, 2023
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THE HEALING SEA
In a quest to preserve the zones that let oceans thrive, ecologist Enric Sala heads for the South Pacific
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September 04, 2023
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CHANGING CLOTHES
Inside Stella McCartney's quest to transform the fashion industry from within
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September 04, 2023
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DÉJÀ VU
IT'S GETTING LATE EARLY IN THE GOP PRIMARY, AS THE FRONT RUNNER'S RIVALS STRUGGLE WITH THE CAMPAIGN'S CENTRAL QUESTION: HOW DO YOU STOP TRUMP?
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September 04, 2023
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The day hip-hop changed forever
AS A PERSON WHO LOVES HISTORY, I'M one of those people who can spot a historical moment as it's happening-both as a participant and as an outside viewer.
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September 04, 2023
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Climate Is Everything
One of the enduring legacies of this summer's heat waves is a disease that few people have heard of. First documented in El Salvador's sugarcane workers 21 years ago, chronic kidney disease of nontraditional origin (CKDnt) occurs among manual laborers working in high-heat conditions.
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September 04, 2023
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THE PARENT TRAP
American teens are having a hard time. High school students reporting chronic feelings of sadness and hopelessness rose from 1 in 5 to 1 in 3 from 2008 to 2019, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). By the pandemic fall of 2021, the feelings were reported by 42% of high school students and almost 60% of girls. The thing is, a lot of parents are in really bad shape too.
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September 04, 2023
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The Secretary on education
THE TWO YEARS THAT MIGUEL Cardona has been in the nation's top education job haven't exactly been serene: In June, the Supreme Court rejected President Joe Biden's student-loan-forgiveness plan and, in another ruling, essentially overturned affirmative action.
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September 04, 2023
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The creative ways teachers are using AI
PETER PACCONE, A SOCIAL-STUDIES TEACHER IN SAN Marino, Calif., has a new teacher's aid helping him in the classroom this year.
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September 04, 2023
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Special counsel
In Biden probe
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September 04, 2023
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Paul Reubens
Forever in character
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September 04, 2023
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Why did early puberty spike during the pandemic?
ITALY NOTICED FIRST. IT WAS THE FIRST COUNTRY TO lock down during the COVID-19 pandemic, and later in 2020, researchers at Florence's Anna Meyer Children's University Hospital were the first to point out a puzzling trend: more young girls than ever before had been showing up at the hospital with clear signs of early-onset puberty.
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September 04, 2023
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Why Trump's Georgia case may matter most
THE SIGNS IN GEORGIA WERE THERE FOR MONTHS. BACK in February, the forewoman of a special grand jury hinted that her advisory panel had recommended criminal charges against \"not a short list\" of familiar names in connection to an effort to overturn the results of Georgia's 2020 presidential election.
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September 04, 2023
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AFTER THE FLAMES
In the Maui wildfires, a summer of climate warnings reached a hellish crescendo
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September 04, 2023
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Fran Drescher – 6 Questions
Fran Drescher The president of the actors' union on joining the writers' strike, the impact of streaming and AI, and the Nanny memes burning up the net
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August 14, 2023
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The Struggles of John Fetterman
An unconventional senator opens up about his battle with depression
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August 14, 2023
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AI By the People, For the People
The workers making AI possible rarely see its rewards. One indian startup is trying to do things differently
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August 14, 2023
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THERE'S NO RIGHT OR WRONG IN MOVIE LOVE
IF YOU’RE LIKE MOST PEOPLE, YOU PROBably freeze when someone asks you what you think is the best movie of all time. What if you give a confident answer, only to wake up in the middle of the night, certain you should have said something else?
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August 14, 2023
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THE boiling POINT
EXTREME HEAT IS ENDANGERING AMERICA'S WORKERS AND ITS ECONOMY
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