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- Sep 30, 2026
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Executives of Iconic American Companies Reflect on How They Stay on Top (opens the original)
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A panel of executives spoke on Tuesday at a TIME100 Talk titled "Built to Last: The Enduring Power of Iconic American Brands" about the ways in which their companies have been able to adapt and dominate their industries throughout the years. Included on the panel were Scott Kirby, chief executive officer of United Airlines; Ruth Porat, president and chief investment officer of Alphabet, the parent company of Google; and Bill Ford, executive chair of automotive company Ford, which sponsored the e
What Trump's Intensifying Hunt for Non-Citizen Voters Is Showing (opens the original)
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With the midterms approaching, the Trump Administration has ramped up its investigations into non-citizen voting around the U.S. But far from substantiating the President’s claims of widespread fraud, the results the effort is producing appear to underscore how vanishingly rare non-citizens registering or casting ballots is. In recent months, the Administration has doubled down on its push to access and review state voter rolls with the stated goal of cracking down on fraud and threatened to wit
Netanyahu Dismisses Gaza Genocide Allegations as Dozens of U.N. Delegates Walk Out (opens the original)
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed allegations that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza as “the biggest lie of the century” during a defiant address to the U.N. General Assembly on Thursday, as scores of delegates walked out in protest. “Here's the simple truth. Israel didn't commit genocide. Israel prevented genocide,” Netanyahu said, calling the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) “the most moral army in the world.” He pointed to Israel’s facilitation of food aid and polio vaccinati
Why More Republicans Are Breaking With Trump on Iran (opens the original)
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Republicans are increasingly breaking from President Donald Trump over the war in Iran. A growing number of GOP candidates are calling for an end to the nearly seven-month-long war on the campaign trail, even in traditionally red parts of the U.S. On Capitol Hill, the latest war powers resolution weighed by the House was approved with fresh Republican support. And recent polls show that as the conflict has stretched on and hit Americans’ wallets, approval of Trump’s handling of the war among Rep
Why the Outcome of Russia's Elections Is All But Assured (opens the original)
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Russia is just one day into three-day elections that will determine the makeup of the lower house of the country’s parliament, the State Duma. But the outcome of the vote has been all but guaranteed since before the first ballots were cast. The elections, the first parliamentary vote the country has held since its invasion of Ukraine in 2022, are widely expected to result in the Kremlin-aligned United Russia party maintaining its overwhelming dominance in the Duma. The party currently holds 310
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