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Fiji's Indian Cane Cutters

They work the land, but are not allowed to own it. A new book documents the labor and longing of Fiji's Indian sugar-cane workers.

Photographs by Bruce Connew

Steve Ells

Chairman and CEO of Chipotle

Sept. 11, 2001

Photographs from the archive of TIME photographer James Nachtwey

TIME Style & Design:
Edge of Night

The demure 1950s debutante look is now more punk than prim.

Photographs for TIME by David Slijper
Styled by Christopher Niquet

The World Beard and Moustache Championships

Portraits of contestants from the world's premiere competition in facial hair

Photographs by Sheri Manson for TIME

The 30th Anniversary of Punk

In 1977, a new form of rock hit the scene led by bands like The Sex Pistols, The Ramones and The Clash

A River Runs Through It

In Australia, the driest of inhabited continents, waterways have a powerful allure. From the flood plains of the Top End to the pristine streams of Tasmania, meet the people who have fallen under their spell

A Service of Thanksgiving for Diana

Ten years on, Britain paid tribute this week to the life of Princess Diana, with the focus of commemorations being a royal memorial service at The Guards Chapel, London, as well as prayers and services at the Princess's home at Kensington Palace

This is War! Robert Capa at Work

A major new Robert Capa exhibition, the father of photojournalism, takes place at the International Center of Photography, New York.
September 26, 2007 -- January 6,2008.
Photographs by Robert Capa. Copyright Cornell Capa / ICP

The World's Wackiest Holidays

From the largest annual tomato fight in Spain, to Scotland's "Up Helly-Aa" fire festival, a look at those special days when people around the world go slightly nuts

Greece in Flames

As Greece battles raging forest fires and seven people are charged with arson, a growing international force gathers to battle the flames that have already claimed more than 60 lives

Mummies From Around the World

Buzz Aldrin

The Man on the Moon

Coming Home to Roost

In Indonesia, chickens aren't just food: they're an integral part of everyday life. But that symbiosis is complicating efforts to control the nation's outbreaks of avian flu. Photographs for TIME by John Stanmeyer / VII

Mother Teresa: Saint of the Gutters

A look at the life and work of a twentieth century icon

Rudy Giuliani Campaigns in New Hampshire

TIME photographer Brooks Kraft follows 'America's Mayor' on the presidential trail

Fake Fins, Beaks and Paws

Prosthetics give animals a second chance

Horror in Hyderabad

A pair of explosions kill more than 40 people in a booming technology hub of southern India

Making the Band

Photographer Chip East explores the rites of passage for incoming freshman into the Clemson University Marching Band.

Elvis Presley Uncovered

Rare and unpublished photographs of the King from the LIFE Magazine archive

Photos: Taking the Fight to the Taliban

Photographer Alvaro Ybarra Zavala documents life at a remote mountain outpost where Afghan soldiers police a dangerous border

Political Partners: Karl Rove and George W. Bush

A look back at the President and his closest aide

Seven Years in India

Images from "Pan India", photographer Prashant Panjiar's long-term project to document the country's changing visual landscape

Mexico's Drug Wars

Photographer Anthony Suau documents the surging influence of the drug cartels in Northern Mexico and the efforts by police to maintain law and order

Billy Graham: America's Pastor

A Photo-biography of the celebrated evangelist

On The Ground In Iowa

Photographer Danny Wilcox Frazier tracks the presidential campaign as snakes its way through his home state

Foam Heads of Fury

A gallery of the nation's most eccentric college mascots

Asia's Monsoon

Some of the worst floods in memory strike parts of India, Bangladesh and Nepal, killing hundreds and displacing millions

A Tragedy in Minneapolis

In Minnesota, an interstate bridge collapses at the height of evening rush hour, sweeping dozens of cars into the Mississippi River and killing several people

The Worst Bridge Collapses in the Past 100 Years

Broken City

Photographer Kadir Van Lohuizen witnesses the sorrow of New Orleans.

Gaza Diary: Life Under Hamas

Photographs for TIME by Tivadar Domaniczky

Hurricane Katrina: Survivors and Heroes

Portraits by Chris Usher
From the book One of Us

The Murals of Philadelphia

A public art project which encourages local artists to create works utilizing the city's architecture has beautified the City of Brotherly Love and created an enduring cultural legacy.

Comic - Con

Record numbers of freaks and geeks gather in San Diego to celebrate their favorite characters and look into the future of the animated world

Straighten Up and Fly Right

The Red Bull Air Race series has traveled the world thrilling crowds with high-speed, low-level flying. Photographer Balazs Gardi has been following the action.

Putin's Patriotic Youth Camp

This summer, some 10,000 Russians will head to a summer camp north of Moscow run by Nashi — "Ours" in Russian — a youth group supportive of President Vladimir Putin.

Three Generations, One India

The Malhotra family has seen it all, from Partition to socialism to the current economic boom. The 60 years since independence may not have been perfect in India, but at the end of the day, it's home

Photos: India's Turning Points

A timeline of the conflicts, trends and transformations that helped shape modern India

Ingmar Bergman

Legendary Swedish Filmmaker
1918 - 2007

The Boys Are All Right

Photographer David Burnett celebrates the joys of summer

Heatwave in Europe

Southern Europe is in the grip of a devastating heatwave which has claimed many lives. TIME takes a journey through the region.

Life Beneath Antarctic Ice

Photographer Norbert Wu explores the plants and animals who live under the frozen continent

This work is made possible by a grant from the National Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs

Floods Wash Through Great Britain

The United Kingdom endures its worst flooding in 60 years

John Edwards' Road to One America Tour

The presidential candidate makes a three-day, seven-state journey through America's most poverty-stricken areas

Photographs for TIME by Christopher Morris / VII

The Fascinating, Frightening World of Insects

A new book released in the UK, Unseen Companions, reveals through close-up photography the fascinating and often beautiful organisms that share our world.
Photography by David & Madeleine Spears & Paul Cook

Women's Ultimate Fighting

In Fatal Femmes Fighting, women athletes are looking for a good brawl and a better payday

Photographs for TIME by Robert Gallagher

Hungry Planet: What the World Eats, Part II

Photographs from the book by Peter Menzel
and Faith D'Aluisio

The Richest Little County

Measured per capita, the residents of Loving County, Texas, population 84, are amongst the nation's wealthiest

Photographs for TIME by Robert Nickelsberg

Diana: Life of a Princess

From a shy bride to a passionate campaigner, the Princess of Wales didn't just transform herself -- she changed a country.