Time Magazine
Time Magazine is a long‑established, general‑interest news outlet with a strong emphasis on national and global affairs, public policy, and cultural analysis.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to Announce More Sweeping Cuts to the Military's Top Ranks (opens the original)
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testifies during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., on July 21, 2026.
Walking Faster May Help Reverse Frailty (opens the original)
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Frailty is more than just slowing down a little with age. It’s a syndrome recognized by medical professionals as a major risk factor for a sudden worsening in health—people who score high on measures of frailty are more likely to develop complications after routine surgeries and to decline swiftly after infections or falls. Signs of frailty include a slow walking speed and taking a while to perform what’s called a “timed up-and-go test,” where someone gets up from a chair, walks a few paces, the
How to Talk to Your Child About Body Image (opens the original)
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When your kid comes home from school and says they hate their stomach, that nobody wants to be their friend because they’re “fat,” or that everyone in their class is better-looking than they are, you’d probably do anything to help them see what you see—which means the reassurance practically flies out of your mouth. “You’re beautiful!” “You’re perfect!” How could they possibly think otherwise? That impulse comes from a good place—but it can shut down the very conversation you want to have, says
How Oil and Trump Are Escalating the Falklands Dispute (opens the original)
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Argentine President Javier Milei has threatened legal action against the U.K. over an oil exploration project off the coast of the Falkland Islands, a British overseas territory at the center of a yearslong sovereignty dispute. Setting a two-week deadline on Monday, Milei said if the Sea Lion offshore oil project—a venture between British and Israeli companies—has not been stopped, then he will take the matter to the “International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea,” an independent judicial body r
Trump's Title IX Announcement Is Cruel. But It Does Not Change The Law (opens the original)
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Even though transgender people represent only an estimated 1% of the United States population, we are increasingly the target of restrictive government policies and election-year fear-mongering. This has been especially true under President Donald Trump, who, since day one of his second administration, has targeted transgender people across all areas of life—from education to employment to military service to identification to health care—and used trans people as political pawns to mobilize his
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