Who is Next in Line for Sainthood?
Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008Which religious leaders are most likely to achieve sainthood over the next few years?
Top 10 Performing Politicians
Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008Orrin Hatch, the Mormon Senator from Utah, has released a festive holiday song — about Hanukkah. From Richard Nixon's piano-playing to Janet Reno's soul singing, here's some more of American leadership's greatest musical hits
Financial Advice From the Pros
Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008Financial pros offer their advice on five different situations
Will the Netroots Sink a Microsoft Dem?
Friday, Oct. 10, 2008Believe it or not, the 2008 election isn't only about the White House. Many critical House and Senate seats are up for grabs as well. Here's a guide to the most crucial races
How America Decides
Thursday, Oct. 09, 2008The candidates are jockeying to get their messages across. But which ones sink in, and which ones fizzle? How do you ultimately decide? A TIME survey of American attitudes on the eve of a historic election yields some surprising answers
Top 10 CIA Movies
Friday, Oct. 10, 2008Ever notice how movies almost always make the Central Intelligency the bad guy? Ridley Scott's new Body of Lies is no different. TIME looks back at some of the most memorable flicks starring the secretive organization
Top 10 Golden Parachutes
Thursday, Oct. 09, 2008As outcry grows over executives who reap millions in severance bonuses in the face of their companies' downfalls and bail-outs, TIME takes a look at other golden parachutes — and the people who opened them
Hollywood's Best Dog Movies
Tuesday, Oct. 07, 2008In honor of the latest hound flick to become a box office hit — Beverly Hills Chihuahua grossed $29 million over the weekend — TIME takes a look back at film history's most memorable dog adventures
Financial Crisis Buzzwords
Monday, Oct. 06, 2008From Naked Shorts to TED Spreads, a quick primer on the jargon that has emerged from the recent financial crisis
Finding God on YouTube
Sunday, Oct. 05, 2008Faith leaders of all flavors have discovered the video pulpit
Great Depression 2.0: Tracing the Meltdown
Thursday, Oct. 02, 2008The housing bubble burst. Wall Street collapsed. Now the aftershocks are radiating throughout Main Street. TIME explores how this initially insular financial crisis went national.
Top 10 Famous Disappearances
Thursday, Oct. 02, 2008While Jaycee Lee Dugard has been reunited with her family after being abducted 18 years ago, plenty of disappearances remain unexplained. A look at 10 of the most infamous
VP Debate Moments
Wednesday, Oct. 01, 2008As Sarah Palin and Joe Biden prepare for their first showdown, TIME presents the moments, mistakes and milestones of vice-presidential debate history
TV's Sputtering Spin-Offs
Wednesday, Oct. 01, 2008TIME looks back at the most absurd, ill-planned and disastrous TV-show spawn of the past few decades
Wall Street's Worst Days
Tuesday, Sep. 30, 2008The largest one-day point drops in Dow Jones history
Removing the N Word from Huck Finn: Top 10 Censored Books
Sunday, Sep. 28, 2008As publishers print a new version of Mark Twain's classic The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn without racial slurs, TIME takes a look at other books that have been bowdlerized
Top 10 Paul Newman Films
Sunday, Sep. 28, 2008Paul Newman, the great actor and humanitarian, died at the age of 83. Richard Corliss looks back through his most memorable movie roles
America: Conquerer of the Global Menswear Market
Monday, Sep. 29, 2008New, exciting designers like Tom Ford take inspiration from their own sartorial needs rather than an idealized fantasy of what they should be wearing
Heroes of the Environment 2008
Thursday, Sep. 25, 2008The political leaders, entrepreneurs, activists and scientists leading the fight to save our planet
Memorable Debate Moments
Thursday, Sep. 25, 2008From gaffes to zingers, TIME looks back at the debate lines that changed the presidential race
Top 10 Fictional Cars
Wednesday, Sep. 24, 2008In honor of NBC's new Knight Rider remake, TIME takes a look at entertainment's best automobiles and why we wish they really existed
21 Ways You Can Serve America
Thursday, Sep. 11, 2008A call goes out with 21 ways you can give back and pay it forward to current and future stewards of the country
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