Top 10 U.N. General Assembly Moments
Tuesday, Sep. 23, 2008TIME.com takes a look back at the 10 most memorable moments in the General Assembly's history — from Iranian President Ahmadinejad's declaration that the U.S. is on the brink of collapse to Nikita Khrushchev's shoe-banging tantrum
50 Authentic American Experiences 2008
Monday, Sep. 22, 2008Here you'll find 50 picks — one for each state — of unique places, activities and events that you might not have considered the last time you traveled
Top 10 Campaign Ads
Monday, Sep. 22, 2008From attack ads to feel-good jingles, TIME takes a look at the best campaign commercials
Worst Embassy Attacks
Friday, Sep. 19, 2008On Sept. 17, militants launched the worst attack on a U.S. embassy in a decade. It's not the first time an embassy has been used to send a message to (or blackmail) a representative country and sadly, it probably won't be the last.
Top 10 Tom Cruise Roles
Thursday, Sep. 18, 2008On the occasion of the 25th anniversary DVD release of Risky Business, TIME looks back at a quarter century of Tom Cruise performances
Top 10 Campaign Songs
Thursday, Sep. 18, 2008Whether it's Stevie Wonder or Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too — You can't run for President without some catchy theme music
10 Greatest Speeches in History
Wednesday, Sep. 17, 2008As the political season heats up, TIME takes a tour of history's best rhetoric
The Winners and Losers of the Wall Street Mess
Tuesday, Sep. 16, 2008Wall Street's woes may have started with the mortgage problems, but the knock-on effects keep on coming. The crisis claimed Lehman Bros., on Sept. 15 sending financial markets into a tailspin. Here's a look at the big players in the action
Top 10 Bankruptcies: The Harder They Fall
Tuesday, Sep. 16, 2008Lehman Brothers' Sept. 15 bankruptcy filing is the largest in U.S. history. Since the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978, companies ranging from public utilities to airlines to brokerage banks have filed for protection under the bankruptcy code
Top 10 Dubious SNL Hosts
Monday, Sep. 15, 2008They can't act or sing — but can they take a joke? What happens when Saturday Night Live's guest stars go bad
Guide to an Entertaining Fall
Monday, Sep. 08, 2008From fiction to film, television to theater, TIME's critics offer 47 things to see, hear and do in the arts this autumn
Romance from Toronto
Tuesday, Sep. 09, 2008Here's a look at six romantic movies from the Toronto Film Festival
Postcards from the Venice Film Festival
Wednesday, Sep. 03, 2008TIME film critic Richard Corliss searches for masterpieces in the Adriatic sun
Class Is in Session
Monday, Sep. 08, 2008From computers to textbooks to hidden fees, TIME explores how students are paying — and paying, and paying — for college
Grading the GOP Speeches
Friday, Sep. 05, 2008John McCain followed some underwhelming warm up acts to deliver a solid, but not spectacular, speech to close the RNC
10 Things to Know About Sarah Palin
Friday, Aug. 29, 2008Until Friday she was a little-known governor. Now she's McCain's running mate. An instant guide to the candidate
Grading the Dems' Final Speeches
Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008Barack Obama proved again that he can deliver a breathtaking speech at an absolutely pivotal moment, says Mark Halperin
The Songs of Summer 2008
Monday, Aug. 25, 2008In 2007, it was Rihanna's Umbrella that stayed hot all summer long. So what song ruled this season? Music critic Josh Tyrangiel counts down the top 10 tracks
5 Democrats to Watch
Monday, Aug. 25, 2008You may not know all these up-and-coming Democrats yet. You soon will
Joe Biden's 6 Defining Moments
Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008From 26 years in the Senate to two failed Presidential campaigns, the experiences that forged Obama's Veep nominee
Worst Vice Presidents in U.S. History
Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008After Barack Obama makes his choice, the nation now waits for John McCain to announce his running mate. TIME looks back at the worst ever to occupy the nation's second highest office
Georgia-Russia Crisis
Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008Tired of being treated like a second-rate power, Moscow is out to prove it is still boss. How did the situation get to this point?
Exploring Chinese Luxury
Monday, Aug. 11, 2008For Blanc de Chine, history provides a wealth of inspiration, jewelry designer Michelle Ong talks about her jewelry line Carnet, and how your mother can get you the best tour of Beijing
The Other Olympic Sports
Friday, Aug. 01, 2008Sprinters, swimmers and leotard-clad tumblers may drive ratings in the U.S., but here are five lesser-known Olympic disciplines that draw rabid fans globally
Edwards' Affair: Tabloids Strike Again
Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2008The National Enquirer's scoop is just the latest in a string of stories broken by the tabloids before the mainstream press
25 Gotta-Have Travel Gadgets
Friday, Aug. 01, 2008Why should you have to sacrifice your digital lifestyle just because you are on the go? Here are 25 great gadgets you should never leave home without
A Brief History of Indicted Senators
Thursday, Jul. 31, 2008Congressman Ted Stevens of Alaska became the 11th Senator in U.S. history to be indicted on criminal charges. TIME looks back at the previously accused and their crimes
100 Olympic Athletes to Watch
Thursday, Jul. 24, 2008TIME takes you on a world tour to introduce you to the most compelling athletes you'll be seeing in the Beijing Games
9 Kid Foods to Avoid
Monday, Jul. 21, 2008Here's a sample of packaged foods parents may be better off avoiding, plus our next-best suggestions for what to buy instead
The Best iPhone Applications
Friday, Jul. 18, 2008The new apps are in the stores. Many are useless; others are buggy. Here are some that make the whole thing worthwhile
The 12 Tastiest New Foods
Monday, Jul. 14, 2008At the 54th Annual Fancy Food show in New York City, TIME scoured the immense exhibition space and found the 12 most notable gustatory innovations
A Brief History of Microphone Gaffes
Thursday, Jul. 10, 2008The Reverend Jesse Jackson might be the latest public figure to forget about his mic, but he's certainly not the first. Here, TIME presents the top 10 most memorable microphone gaffes
Best (and Worst) Sports Executives
Friday, Jul. 11, 2008From the NBA to the Olympics, TIME.com lists the most notable — for good and ill — owners, commissioners and movers and shakers in sports
Fancy Names, Affordable Feasts
Wednesday, Jul. 09, 2008Gourmet recipes don't always have to be expensive. Joel Stein looks into recipes and the chefs who give the ins and outs of make-'em-yourself extravaganzas
The G-8 Summit 2008
Thursday, Jul. 03, 2008China wants clean technology; Japan, an old rival, has it to sell. Why necessity is trumping animosity in the global-warming fight
10 Things to Like About $4 Gas
Wednesday, Jul. 02, 2008Pricey gas brings economic pain. But beyond the agony at the pump, life is getting a little better in ways we may not notice
15 Senate and House Races to Watch
Tuesday, Jun. 17, 2008The presidential race has received most of the headlines. But this fall will also see a crucial battle for Congress. Here are 15 contests that could make the difference
2008 Summer Journey: Games People Play
Friday, Jun. 20, 2008Sports and games are hurdling borders as never before, in the process breeding fresh champions, creating new wealth, and changing forever the lives of individuals and the destiny of nations
The 50 Best Websites of 2008
Sunday, Jun. 15, 2008Some are useful, others enjoyable time wasters. All together they're TIME.com's picks for the best the Web has to offer
Playing the Veepstakes
Tuesday, Jun. 10, 2008As John McCain and Barack Obama focus on choosing a running mate, TIME looks at some of each party's top contenders and dark horses
UEFA EURO 2008
Wednesday, Jun. 18, 2008TIME takes a look at the UEFA Euro 2008 Championships taking place in Austria and Switzerland
Life After the Throne
Friday, Jun. 06, 2008As the roster of the world's monarchs dwindles, here's a look at where some former royals are spending their time
What to See, Read, Hear and Do This Summer
Sunday, May. 18, 2008From the newest tunes (Coldplay and Missy Elliott) to the latest art exhibits (Moore in America), the freshest TV shows (Swingtown) to the hottest movies (The Dark Knight), a survey of the artistic offerings to come in the summer of '08
Ian Fleming's Centenary
Wednesday, May. 28, 2008TIME.com celebrates the centenary of Ian Fleming with features on the British writer and his most famous creation, James Bond
American Idol: Battle of the Davids
Wednesday, May. 21, 2008One gave the crowd what it wanted. The other looked like he was throwing the contest. James Poniewozik on the final duel
The Divided World of the Middle East
Thursday, May. 15, 2008While Lebanon is inflamed once more by old hatreds, elsewhere in the Middle East a new Arab world is emerging, with powerhouses like Qatar and Dubai leading the way
American Idol: Top Three Tuesday
Wednesday, May. 14, 2008The last three contestants get three tunes each to show their stuff as the contest heats up
Israel 60 Years From Now
Thursday, May. 08, 2008On the 60th anniversary of its founding, TIME asks 12 thinkers and statesmen to speculate on what 60 more years will bring
The 2008 TIME 100
Wednesday, Apr. 30, 2008Our fifth annual list of the world's most influential people: leaders, thinkers, heroes, artists, scientists and more