Modern Day Gold Prospectors

Friday, Jun. 05, 2009

160 years after the original California gold rush, gold fever still grips the men of Nugget Alley

Photographs by Sarina Finkelstein

Multimedia: Faces of D-Day

Friday, Jun. 05, 2009

Photographer David Burnett revisits the Normandy invasion with the help of World War II veterans

Tiananmen at 20: Photographing 'Tank Man'

Tuesday, Jun. 02, 2009

Photographer Stuart Franklin recounts the 1989 uprising and the extraordinary events that led to the making of his iconic photograph

Cow-Pooling

Tuesday, Jun. 02, 2009

Friends and families band together to buy inexpensive, grass-fed meat directly from farmers.

Photographs by Asia Kepka for TIME

Counting Surgical Sponges

Thursday, May. 28, 2009

A Pittsburgh company develops a simple technology to ensure that no surgical sponges get left behind

Microsoft's Project Natal in Action

Tuesday, Jun. 02, 2009

The company unveils its new motion-control game console at E3 in Los Angeles

Hello Kitty Is 35 Years Old!

Monday, Jun. 01, 2009

The cute character from Japan celebrates her big year with fashion shows and product launches

Burma's Slowly Shifting Landscape

Tuesday, Jun. 02, 2009

Foreign investment in Burma's abundant natural resources is picking up around the isolated nation, but there is little hope that its benefits will reach anyone but members of the country's ruling military junta

The Belarusian Army's Tough-Guy Games

Friday, May. 29, 2009

The small republic likes to show off its military muscle in friendly competitions

Kim Jong Il: Doctored Photos?

Friday, Nov. 07, 2008

North Korea experts pore over new photos of the Dear Leader for signs of ill health

Mumbai Picking Up the Pieces

Monday, Dec. 08, 2008

After watching the last hours of Mumbai's three days of terror unfold, residents got back to their lives in a city that would never feel quite the same
Photographs for TIME by Adam Ferguson

The Life and Times of Jay Leno

Thursday, May. 28, 2009

His run on The Tonight Show is coming to a close, but the curtain has yet to fall on America's favorite late-night companion

Richard Avedon: Master Photographer

Wednesday, May. 27, 2009

A new retrospective, "Avedon Fashion: 1944-2000," running through Sept. 6 at the International Center of Photography in New York City, celebrates one of the 20th century's greatest photographers

General Motors Factory-scapes

Wednesday, May. 27, 2009

Photographer David Bowman's images explore GM's Fairfax Assembly Plant in exquisite detail

Do-It-Yourself Waterboarding

Tuesday, May. 26, 2009

Demonstrators protest the use of water torture by creating frighteningly realistic simulations

North Korea Goes to the Polls

Monday, Mar. 09, 2009

On Sunday, March 8, North Koreans went to the polls to elect their rubber-stamp Parliament, leading the way for another five years in office for leader Kim Jong Il

Sonia Sotomayor: The Making of a Judge

Tuesday, May. 26, 2009

A Latino woman judge is Obama's choice to become the next Associate Justice of the high court

Cyberdyne's Real Robot

Thursday, May. 21, 2009

A Japanese company has developed a wearable Hybrid Assistive Limb "suit"

A Brief History of the Indianapolis 500

Thursday, May. 21, 2009

The roar of engines will again fill the 100-year-old Indianapolis Motor Speedway this Memorial Day weekend, as the world's top drivers vie for racing glory. A closer look at one of the country's most historic sporting events.

Behind the Scenes with Michelle Obama

Wednesday, May. 20, 2009

TIME photographer Callie Shell shows why the First Lady is such a big hit

China Rebuilds

Wednesday, May. 20, 2009

To cushion itself against the recession, the Asian giant is investing in one of the most ambitious public-works programs the world has ever seen

Naples' Volcano Vigilance

Thursday, May. 21, 2009

The Naples Emergency Responders are tasked with protecting the city from the omnipresent volcanic activity of Mount Vesuvius.

Photographs by Emiliano Mancuso / Grazia Neri

Michelle Obama's Style Evolution

Tuesday, May. 19, 2009

She cruised the campaign trail in casual looks, but ever since she entered the White House, the First Lady has streamlined her style

Cannabis Culture

Tuesday, May. 19, 2009

Photographer David Walter Banks explores the legally hazy world of marijuana and its users

The Evolution of Christian Bale

Tuesday, May. 19, 2009

The Terminator Salvation star rises from child actor to action hero

American Idol's Past Winners

Friday, May. 15, 2009

Where they came from, how they won and what they're doing now

International Contemporary Furniture Fair

Monday, May. 18, 2009

At this week's ICFF in New York City, color, plastic and practicality were the design stars

On the Red Carpet at Cannes '09

Thursday, May. 14, 2009

Glitter and glamour from the French film festival

Famously Unmarried

Friday, May. 15, 2009

A gallery of couples who committed to a lack of legal commitment

Pakistan Beneath the Surface

Wednesday, May. 13, 2009

The nation of 170 million is torn by many religious outlooks, class divisions and ethnic rivalries.

Photographs by Alixandra Fazzina for TIME

Viewers Having Fun at The Office

Thursday, May. 14, 2009

The hit NBC comedy The Office invites viewers to submit photos of the high jinks in their own work spaces. Here's a gallery of the best submissions

The Pope Visits the Holy Land

Monday, May. 11, 2009

Pope Benedict XVI is on a week long tour in the Middle East — his first to the region as pontiff — that includes Jordan, Israel, and the Palestinian territories.

Refugees Flee Fighting in the Swat Valley

Monday, May. 11, 2009

Hundreds of thousands are displaced by fighting between the Taliban and the Pakistani army

Our World at War

Wednesday, May. 13, 2009

The International Committee of the Red Cross asks five great photojournalists to document eight conflicts where the group's work remains vital
Photography by the photographers of VII

Photos by Blind Photographers

Friday, May. 08, 2009

A spectacular new exhibit at the University of California, Riverside raises extraordinary questions about the nature of sight

A Brief History of the Hubble Space Telescope

Friday, May. 08, 2009

The space shuttle Atlantis made a final maintenance trip to the Hubble Telescope, which has offered Earthlings a closer look at the cosmos since 1990. A look back at the telescope's remarkable life and achievements.

Celebrating 50 Years of the Mini

Friday, May. 08, 2009

Looking back over the past half century of a British design icon.

Star Trek's Most Notorious Villains

Friday, May. 08, 2009

In boldly going where no man has gone before, the crew of the Enterprise (and its successors) have battled evil in many forms

Republican Memorabilia

Thursday, May. 07, 2009

A gallery of items on display at the party's national headquarters

Photographs by Brooks Kraft / Corbis for TIME

Judd Apatow's War on Jay Leno

Friday, May. 08, 2009

The director takes aim at the comedian — and TIME 100 no-show — and recruits other celebrities to his cause

The Vatican and the Jews

Wednesday, May. 06, 2009

A look back at the Holy See's efforts to find rapprochement with the world's Jews

Confrontation in the Swat Valley

Wednesday, May. 06, 2009

Pakistani forces prepare to take on the Taliban in the volatile northern districts

Obama and Biden Go Out for Burgers

Tuesday, May. 05, 2009

The President and his Veep move their weekly lunch to Ray's Hell Burger in Arlington, Virginia

"Smart Sponges" Purify Stormwater

Thursday, Apr. 30, 2009

A Scottsdale, Arizona company finds a market for its "Smart Sponges", chemically-engineered filters that effectively — and cheaply — purify storm-water runoff

Soccer in the Time of Swine Flu

Monday, May. 04, 2009

Fear of the illness leads Mexican authorities to close the country's football matches to fans.

Inside Mexico's Drug Tunnels

Friday, May. 01, 2009

Mexico's cartels employ increasingly sophisticated technology to burrow under the border

Thermal Scanners Hunt for Swine Flu

Friday, May. 01, 2009

The body temperature scanners installed at airports around the world help control the spread of the illness — and generate haunting, otherworldly imagery

Kentucky Derby 2011: A Brief History of the Race in Photos

Friday, May. 06, 2011

The 137th running of the Kentucky Derby will take place — as always — on the first Saturday in May. TIME takes a look back at the "most exciting two minutes in sports."

Michigan: The Hollywood of the Midwest

Friday, Apr. 24, 2009

Lured by a generous tax rebate, many studios are moving their productions to The Wolverine State

A Brief History of Cinco de Mayo

Monday, May. 04, 2009

TIME takes a look back at a Mexican holiday with an anti-imperialist message that's nonetheless become a reason for Americans to overdose on beer and tequila every spring.

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