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Scientists warn this will become increasingly common with climate change.

Activists have started a campaign to limit tech giants' role in writing the digital chapter of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.

Extreme heat will build in the southern U.S., and expand into the Pacific Northwest, with temperatures rising as high as 120F.

DeSantis has said he would repeal Trump's First Step Act, and could shift the GOP primary to the right on criminal justice issues.

A new study quantifies for the first time how many deaths in Europe last summer could be attributed to the heat, rising due to climate change.

Kristin Matzen has been promoted to Chief Communications Officer at TIME. She will lead all strategic communications for TIME, including corporate communications, media relations, editorial and event publicity, crisis communications, and more.

And nearly 2,000 of her adoring fans.

Disgraced doctor Larry Nassar, convicted of sexually abusing female gymnasts, was stabbed multiple times at a federal prison in Florida.

The "Good Doctor" actor talks to TIME about why he's running for Senate in Michigan, where Elissa Slotkin has dominated the field for months and some Democrats in Congress discouraged him from running.

"We cannot afford to open up the ocean to potential destruction," write President of Palau, Surangel Whipps, Jr. and SOA's Daniela Fernandez.

The U.S. Soccer star is entering her fourth and final World Cup

A former TikTok content moderator claims that he developed PTSD as a result of his work.

The intricacies of the debate rules and widespread distrust may leave most of the field off the debate stage, creating a potential disaster of the party’s own making.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's path to power has been unlike anything Washington has ever seen.

The backlash echoes attacks waged online against foreign female journalists of ethnic Chinese origin working for Western news organizations.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s two-day engagement with top officials in Beijing offered a way for the U.S. and China to contain damage in their economies from the two nations’ intensifying rivalry.