Back to Campus
Monday, Aug. 13, 2007From changes in study abroad and financial aid programs to safety concerns in the wake of the Virginia Tech massacre, TIME brings you the latest from U.S. colleges
Why Diana Mattered
Friday, Aug. 17, 2007A decade after her death, Princess Diana still looms large in Britain's psyche
Where Are the Home Run Balls Now?
Wednesday, Aug. 08, 2007Barry Bonds has his record. Now who gets the ball? A look at where some past record-setting baseballs have landed
Why New Orleans Still Isn't Safe
Friday, Aug. 03, 2007How years of misguided policies and bureaucratic bungling left New Orleans defenseless against Katrina--and why it may happen again
Style & Design: Visionaries
Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007TIME Style & Design looks at the future through the eyes of the most creative icons and thinkers in their fields
Grading the Democratic Debate
Wednesday, Aug. 08, 2007Before 15,000 union members in Chicago's Soldier Field, the candidates weren't at their best -- no A's this week -- but Clinton didn't wilt and Obama played well before the home crowd
J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter Series
Wednesday, Jul. 18, 2007TIME book critic Lev Grossman grabs an early copy of The Deathly Hallows and finds it a sad but satisfying wrap-up to J.K. Rowling's seven-novel epic
India's 15 Most Influential
Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007As India celebrates 60 years of independence, TIME looks at the people who are shaping the country's next six decades
India Charges Ahead
Thursday, Aug. 02, 2007It faces challenges the size of an elephant, but the world's largest democracy is living up to the dreams of 1947
Grading the YouTube Debate
Tuesday, Jul. 24, 2007Mark Halperin scores it a win for Obama, a loss for Richardson and one giant step for user generated content
Who's in the News Now
Friday, Jun. 29, 2007TIME brings you the latest this week in celebrity deals, scandals, gaffes and spats
Photos: The Evolution of Barry Bonds
Wednesday, Jul. 25, 2007TIME looks at the all-star ballplayer's development since his rookie year in 1986
The YouTube Debate — It'll Be Weird
Friday, Jul. 20, 2007Monday night's Democratic debate will be the first in which all the questions have been submitted by YouTube users. Here's a selection of 10 you probably won't see
What Writers Are Reading
Thursday, Jul. 12, 200716 of your favorite authors confess what they're indulging in this summer, from cookbooks to mysteries and everything in between
Sixteen Years of Israeli-Palestinian Summits
Wednesday, Jul. 18, 2007The Oslo peace process has come and gone, but the two-state solution remains elusive
50 Best Websites 2007
Sunday, Jul. 08, 2007Our annual picks for the best of what's new and exciting on the Web today, from news to social networking
Who's the Top Sports Mastermind?
Tuesday, Jul. 10, 2007This All-Star break, we profile 50 of the world's most prominent sports execs and throw open the polls for fans to rank them from top to bottom
Bruce Gordon's Split with the NAACP
Monday, Jul. 09, 2007TIME.com's homepage producer Madison Gray spoke with the former chief of the civil rights group about why he decided to leave after only 19 months at the helm
Machines on the Big Screen
Tuesday, Jul. 03, 2007The Transformers are the latest in a long tradition of smart machines on the silverscreen. TIME looks back at 10 historic robot films
The Lessons of J.F.K.
Tuesday, Jul. 03, 2007TIME looks at this prudent warrior and timeless icon to show today's leaders how to navigate a dangerous world, what candidates should say about faith and why civil rights can't be compromised
Harry Potter and the Sinister Spoilers
Thursday, Jun. 28, 2007An inside look at the elaborate secrecy campaign around the biggest book of all time
The 12 Most Influential Gizmos and Gadgets
Friday, Jun. 29, 2007Apple's iPhone is already among them. What are the other pieces of tech wizardry that have changed the way we live today?
Democratic Debate Report Card
Friday, Jun. 29, 2007Obama and Clinton scored big at a forum focused on America's minority communities. But the most memorable -- and odd -- performance of the night went to Joe Biden
Down (and Dirty) at Glastonbury
Saturday, Jun. 23, 2007TIME.com surveys the scene at this past weekend's typically soggy British music festival, from the Killers and Arctic Monkeys to Arcade Fire and The Who
20 Ways to Get and Stay Happy
Wednesday, Jun. 13, 2007As experts gather for the International Conference on Happiness, TIME looks at proven ways to find more joy in life
TIME's Summer Journey: We Are What We Eat
Friday, Jun. 15, 2007From seaweed to chicken and chili, our food -- how we find it, cook it and eat it -- tells the story of the modern world
A History of Heartbreaks
Friday, Jun. 08, 2007A chronology of letdowns and bogeys in U.S. Open history
Gallery of the Exonerated
Friday, Jun. 01, 2007Ten stories of men who languished in prison for crimes they didn't commit, until the Innocence Project and DNA technology helped win their freedom
Who'll Win the Tonys?
Thursday, Jun. 07, 2007TIME's Richard Zoglin gives his appraisal of all the nominees for the four top awards and gauges their chances on this Sunday's awards show as Broadway honors its best
Republican Debate Report Card
Wednesday, Jun. 06, 2007In perhaps their last scrimmage without Fred Thompson, Mark Halperin says Rudy, Romney and McCain had their way with the crowded field
Hong Kong, China: 1997-2007
Thursday, Jun. 07, 2007Ten years since the handover, Hong Kong sparkles. Can it find still greater success in a changing China?"
Ranking the Candidates on MySpace
Wednesday, May. 30, 2007TIME's Joel Stein ranked the 2008 presidential candidates' MySpace pages from lamest to coolest. In less than a year, you can tell people that the leader of the free world thanked you for the add
20 Reasons to Love the E.U.
Monday, Mar. 26, 2007On the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, TIME spotlights 20 perks from a United Europe, including the French countryside, budget airlines and, of course, peace
Will Al Gore Run?
Wednesday, May. 30, 2007In his first ever Podcast, the former Vice President talks with TIME's Eric Pooley about his new book, and why he's been so careful not to rule out a Presidential bid
The TIME 100—Who is Worthy?
Friday, Apr. 20, 2007Every year, TIME magazine picks the 100 most influential people in the world. Now it's your turn to rank the importance of everyone from Angelina to Zeng Jinyan. Vote early, vote often.
Top 25 Greatest Movie Villains
Friday, Apr. 27, 2007TIME film critic Richard Corliss picks his 25 favorite bad guys and gals, from sadists and cyborgs to nasty Nazis, mama's boys and of course Hannibal Lecter
The May 15 Republican Debate
Thursday, May. 17, 2007The long shots threw some jabs and the favorites played defense. Mark Halperin rates each of the performances
50 Things to See, Hear, Read and Do This Summer
Friday, May. 18, 2007From the blockbusters you know about to the art exhibitions you should know about, the pop culture events to look for
When Spelling Bee Champs Grow Up
Tuesday, May. 29, 2007As the 80th National Spelling Bee champion is crowned, here's a look at where some of the past winners are today
The Best of Asia
Thursday, Apr. 26, 2007TIME's annual look at the region's most remarkable places and experiences brings you the best of Asia for the mind, body and soul
The 10 Most Notorious Presidential Pardons
Wednesday, Mar. 07, 2007As many wonder if Bush will pardon Lewis Libby, TIME takes a look back at notorious Presidential pardons in American history
The Top 25 Crimes of the Century
Thursday, Mar. 01, 2007When Charles Lindbergh's baby was kidnapped 75 years ago, it was dubbed the "crime of the century." A look back at the 25 most notorious crimes that have also vied for that title
51 Ways to Save the Environment
Monday, Apr. 02, 2007Can one person save the environment? Actually, yes. Here are 51 ways you can help build a greener planet
The Style & Design 100
Friday, Apr. 13, 2007Good design is everywhere these days. Great design is more elusive. Take a look at the standouts
In Jackie Robinson's Footsteps
Friday, Apr. 13, 2007Eight African American baseball stars who followed him talk about their struggles against the color barrier
The June 3 Democratic Debate
Monday, Jun. 04, 2007As Mark Halperin scored it from New Hampshire, Hillary won the bout, while Edwards and Biden landed jabs
Five Paths to Understanding the Brain
Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2007Multimedia: From gruesome ancient rituals to modern pharmacology, mankind had been trying to discover what's really going on inside our heads. A short history
The 10 Best Sopranos Ever
Thursday, Apr. 05, 2007As the acclaimed series approaches its conclusion, TIME's television critic James Poniewozik picks his top ten episodes
Oscar's Faves: The Genre Test
Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2007Historically, historical epics and war films have had a better shot at winning than comedies and crime dramas. Our interactive graphic gives a complete genre breakdown of all the winners
What's Next: A Look Ahead at 2007
Monday, Mar. 12, 2007No one can see the future. But there's no harm in some enlightened guessing. TIME presents a thinking person's guide to the year to come