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To mark America's Semiquincentennial, TIME asked 25 experts to share a song that captures the essence of American life today.

“If someone wants to criticize me for proclaiming the Gospel, let him do so truthfully,” Pope Leo said.

As the U.S. continues its blockade, Cubans wonder what President Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ means for the future of the Caribbean island.

The world's biggest YouTuber-turned-mogul meets business realities

Find out why Rhode was selected for TIME‘s list of the most influential companies of 2026.

The Alphabet CEO on what he saw coming 10 years ago

The annual list highlights businesses making an extraordinary impact around the world.

The media pioneer changed broadcasting by establishing 24-hour cable news.

AI can help fill a real gap left by physician shortages and long waits for specialist care if you use it wisely, write Drs. Sudheesha Perera and Murali Doraiswamy.

The Administration is expanding its definition of terrorism to include drug cartels and loosely organized far-left movements.

From the White House ballroom to the proposed triumphal arch, Trump’s vision for the capital confuses stewardship with ownership, writes Israel Meléndez Ayala.

President of the Canary Islands Fernando Clavijo has clashed with the national government over the cruise ship's planned arrival.

This important procedure doesn’t have to feel awkward or embarrassing. Here’s what to know to make it easier.

A slate of candidates backed by Trump won several state Senate races in Indiana after GOP incumbents opposed the President’s push to redraw the state’s maps.

A riff on 'Pride and Prejudice,' this light yet thoughtful series is the perfect spring rom-com

People feel powerless to control their data, which could widen inequality in the AI era warns Alice Xiang.

The U.S. operation to guide ships out of the Strait of Hormuz was paused after one day, which saw both sides trade attacks.

The Alberta separatist movement dates back decades, but has gained momentum in the past year.

The hit series surprise-dropped a great episode that sidelines its antihero in favor of John Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach

"This is not an offensive operation,” Rubio said. “There’s no shooting unless we’re shot at first.”

In the wake of the Supreme Court decision hollowing the Voting Rights Act, Louisiana, Alabama, and Tennessee are looking to change their electoral maps.