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- Oct 1, 2026
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Donald Trump Has Appeared on the Cover of TIME More Than Anyone Else (opens the original)
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It was 35 days before the midterm elections and President Donald Trump wanted to talk about dirt. Standing on the White House lawn, outside the Residence, he told us about the poor conditions his predecessors had left in the world’s most famous home office. Dirty walls. The dirt that visitors, especially those in high heels, confronted when they visited the Rose Garden, before his installation of a patio. Most pressing of all, the dirt that Marine One had to land in before he completed his newes
Introducing the 2026 TIME100 Next (opens the original)
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Many of the people on TIME100 Next, our annual list of the most influential rising stars, seem to have come out of nowhere, somehow magicking themselves into the culture, seizing the zeitgeist, or leapfrogging their industries with little advance notice. Take our three cover subjects: the singer Raye, comedian Druski, and actor Ashley Padilla. In 2026, Raye has flown through a 51-stop tour and released a No. 1 album. Druski has leveled up his platform-perfected comedy to Hollywood. And Padilla h
How TIME Chose 2026's 100 Most Influential People in Art (opens the original)
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If I had to pick my favorite cover of TIME since I started working here in 2013 (thanks for asking!), it would be from the April 27, 2020, issue, which features an image made by the French artist and TIME contributor JR. Created with Paris in quarantine at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the 15-by-21-ft. artwork was formed by pasting long strips on the pavement of a quiet street in the 19th arrondissement at 5:30 in the morning. JR photographed the work at 9:30 that night after waitin
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Thinks He Can Make Cities More Affordable (opens the original)
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Next year, Airbnb will mark its 20th anniversary. Through its evolution—from a few air mattresses placed on an apartment floor to one of America’s best-known American technology companies—it has been led by Brian Chesky. And at a time when Silicon Valley doesn’t champion introspection, Chesky, 45, is an outlier: someone who has become a prominent voice on company leadership and a frequent investigator of his own character. “The primary weakness of me as a founder running a company was people had
Why Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S Wants to Tax AI Use (opens the original)
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How will AI change the future of work? Ravi Kumar S has a few ideas. As the CEO of Cognizant, which employs more than 350,000 people around the world, Kumar isn’t just helping other companies figure out how best to use this technology. He's also testing his theories across a large global workforce. Since becoming CEO in January 2023, Kumar has been a prominent voice in the debate on AI, offering his views on which jobs will last, how work will evolve, and how society should best take advantage o
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