A Half-Century of the Daytona 500
Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012A look back at racing history on NASCAR's legendary circuit
Horrors, It's London Fashion!
Friday, Feb. 15, 2008Inspired by everything from horror movies to Maggie Smith in The Pride of Miss Jean Brodie, London designers took a few risks for Fall, 2008 and came up with some inventive — if rough-edged — collections. By Kate Betts
A Tragic Day at Northern Illinois University
Friday, Feb. 15, 2008A former student opened fire in a lecture hall, killing seven people, before turning the gun on himself
A Woman's Right to Vote
Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2008On February 15, America honors Susan B. Anthony, who spearheaded the woman's suffrage movement. Here's a photo gallery devoted to this American civil rights leader and the many other women who lobbied for the passage of the 19th amendment.
Life in China's Suburbs
Friday, Feb. 15, 2008TIME Senior Writer Bill Powell, who moved to a town outside Shanghai in 2006, talks about joining the millions of Chinese who are building the country's booming suburbs
Australia Says Sorry
Friday, Feb. 15, 2008On Feb. 13, Australia's Parliament apologized to thousands of part-Aboriginal people who were removed from their families to be raised in white society. TIME photographer Lisa Hogben captured the faces and emotions of a historic moment
Photos: Global Warming Threatens Penguins
Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2008A new study has found that climate change is threatening the long-term survival of these beloved sub-Antarctic birds
The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2008Contestants pull out all the stops to win at the nation's oldest and most prestigious canine competition
All Dressed Up at the BAFTAs
Monday, Feb. 11, 2008The winners of the Orange British Academy Film Awards were announced at a glittering ceremony in London's Royal Opera House. A host of stars from around the world celebrated the very best in film
The Africa Cup of Nations
Friday, Feb. 08, 2008We look back at the action from Africa's most prestigious sporting event, the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations, held this year in Ghana
The Top 25 Looks from New York Fashion Week
Friday, Feb. 08, 2008When recession looms in an election year, fashion tends to reflect the more conservative national mood. For fall, 2008, New York designers played it safe, offering buttoned up looks, classic sportswear, and a new emphasis on the waist.
By Kate Betts
World Press Photo 2007
Monday, Feb. 11, 2008The World Press Photo Awards, the prestigious international photojournalism competition held every year in Amsterdam, have been announced. Here we present a selection of category winners.
Paris Couture: Still Riding High
Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008What recession? That was the mood at the Paris Haute Couture spring, 2008 collections as designers celebrated the glorious excesses of handcrafted clothing and the focus was on color, craftsmanship and youth. By Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni
Digging Out From The Tornado
Thursday, Feb. 07, 2008Residents of five states try to salvage their homes after a tornado system rips across the South
Super Tuesday Behind the Scenes
Wednesday, Feb. 06, 2008TIME photographers get an exclusive look inside the campaigns on the critical primary day
Rebuilding Mumbai
Tuesday, Feb. 05, 2008In order to meet its hopes for the future, the most crowded city in India must tear down its filthy - but productive - slums. Photographs by Adam Ferguson for TIME
Beijing Tries To Clear the Air
Friday, Feb. 08, 2008Beijing is working hard to improve the city's air quality in order to avoid having this summer's Olympics be remembered as the 'Smog Games'. It still has a ways to go.
Photographs by Ian Teh for TIME
Voters Gallery
Tuesday, Feb. 05, 2008People tell us who they voted for and why
Reported by: Charlotte Faltermayer / Scotch Plains and Elisabeth Kauffman / Nashville
Countdown to Super Tuesday
Monday, Feb. 04, 2008The candidates criss-cross the nation in a final appeal to voters before the critical vote on February 5
A Giant Win
Super Bowl XLII
Monday, Feb. 04, 2008
Against the odds, the New York Giants defeated the previously unbeaten New England Patriots 17-14. Relive the memories from a classic Super Bowl right here.
The Surge in Iraq: One Year Later
Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008On the first anniversary of the increase in troops levels, TIME photographer Yuri Kozyrev explores the success and failures of the US strategy
In Nepal, an Uneasy Peace
Friday, Feb. 01, 2008A glimpse inside the lives of Nepal's Maoist rebels and its ordinary people, as the nation awaits a contentious vote to decide its future. Photographs by Tomas Munita
The Vikings Are Coming
Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008Since 1870, Up Helly Aa has celebrated the influence of the Vikings in the Shetland Islands off Scotland. Every year, up to 1000 locals dress up as Norsemen and torch a Viking longship
Super Bowl Entertainment
Monday, Jan. 30, 2012When the action wanes, stars take to the stage for the year's largest television audience
China's Deep Freeze
Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2008The worst winter storms in decades bury China in ice and snow, disrupting travel links and sending markets sinking
Adolf Hitler's Rise to Power
Tuesday, Jan. 29, 200875 years ago, the dictator ascended to the Chancellery and secured his hold on Germany
Gaza Border Tension
Monday, Jan. 28, 2008An flood of Palestinians into Egypt seeking daily necessities complicates relations between two Arab neighbors
Suharto's Indonesia
Friday, Jan. 11, 2008A look back at life in the world's fourth-largest country under one of Asia's longest-serving rulers
When the Going Gets Tough
Monday, Jan. 28, 2008The 'Tough Guy Challenge', in Perton, UK, is a biannual race over a course of eight miles. Its 21 obstacles include fire, tunnels, barbed wire, slides and swamps. Thousands of normal citizens compete. We'd like to know: why?
Fighting the Scourge of the Guinea Worm
Friday, Jan. 25, 2008A Ghanaian village bands together to eradicate a debilitating parasite. Photographs by Peter DiCampo
23 Years of Air Jordans
Friday, Jan. 25, 2008His Airness launches the 23rd installment of his famous sneakers
A Wall in Gaza Comes Down
Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008Cut off from supplies by an Israeli embargo, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip toppled the wall that separates them from Egypt and streamed into the neighboring country to load up on food, fuel and medicine
Bird Flu Returns
Friday, Jan. 25, 2008Amid a rash of new outbreaks, the world renews its fight to contain a devastating avian virus that could spark a human pandemic
Ciao, Valentino!
Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008Valentino Garavani waved goodbye to fashion after 45 years at his blockbuster haute couture finale in Paris yesterday. "I've had a fantastic life," he said after the show as fans and clients mobbed him backstage. By Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni
Faeza Jaber's Amazing Journey
Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2008The brutal murder of an Iraqi journalist forces his widow and son to flee to the United States and an uncertain future. Photographer Samantha Appleton investigates how they are adjusting to their new home
World Financial Markets Stumble
Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2008Heavy losses hit exchanges from China to Brazil
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008Rare and unpublished photographs of the civil rights movement from the Life Magazine archive
The Chuck and Huck Show
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2008Mike Huckabee has enlisted action star Chuck Norris on his quest for the presidency
The Year of the Goat
Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2008In a fascinating new book, photographer Karl Schatz and writer Margaret Hathaway spend a year traveling across the United States, capturing the heart of American goat culture
President Bush's Mideast Journey
Monday, Jan. 14, 2008TIME Photographer Brooks Kraft travels with the President as he reaches out to leaders in the volatile region
Bhutto's Village in Mourning
Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008Photographer Sarah Caron visits Naudero, Benazir Bhutto's hometown, after the Pakistan opposition leader's assassination
The Movies' Best-Loved Costumes
Thursday, Jan. 03, 2008In a recent poll, the emerald green dress worn by Keira Knightley in Atonement has been voted the best film costume of all time. Here's the Top Ten costumes from the poll.
By Richard Corliss, with Mary Corliss and Davie Lerner
Sir Edmund Hillary: First Ascent of Mount Everest
Friday, Jan. 11, 2008In 1953, the explorer from New Zealand and his climbing partner Tenzing Norgay achieved the impossible by reaching the top of the world's highest peak.
Garbage Wars in Naples
Friday, Jan. 11, 2008Government inefficiency, corruption and the intransigence of local populations has left the city knee-deep in trash
Kenya's 2008 Post-Election Violence
Tuesday, Jan. 08, 2008Photographer Jonas Bendiksen documents the aftermath of post-election violence that displaced thousands and left hundreds dead
Election Night in New Hampshire
Wednesday, Jan. 09, 2008Exclusive behind-the-scenes photos of the Republican and Democratic races
Election Day in New Hampshire
Tuesday, Jan. 08, 2008The candidates go border to border to bring out the vote in a critical test of election 2008