‘Went Too Far’: Elon Musk Says He Regrets Some Posts About Trump
Elon Musk said some of his posts about Trump last week “went too far.”
Time by Chad de Guzman
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Trump Picked the Worst Possible Time to Hold a Military Parade
As a military operation unfolds in Los Angeles, Trump is set to host a pageant in D.C. with 6,600 soldiers and scores of tanks and helicopters.
Time by Philip Elliott
‘Other States Are Next’: California Gov. Gavin Newsom Addresses Nation in Speech Against Trump
The California Governor addressed the nation as he pushed back against Trump’s response to unrest in L.A.
Time by Chad de Guzman
History Shows the Danger of Trump and RFK Jr.’s Health Policies
The medical achievements of the 20th century demonstrate how global health infrastructure is key to public health.
Time by Luke Jorgensen / Made by History
Greg Abbott Orders National Guard to Deploy in Texas as Protests Spread Across U.S. Cities
“Texas Guard will use every tool and strategy to help law enforcement maintain order," said Gov. Abbott.
Time by Solcyré Burga
A Look Back at the Last Major U.S. National Military Parade in 1991
As D.C. prepares for Trump's military parade on June 14, here's a look back at the event that took place after the Gulf War in 1991.
Time by Callum Sutherland
Trump, on ‘No Kings’ Protests: ‘I Don’t Feel Like a King’
“No, we’re not a king. We’re not a king at all," Trump said, switching to a way of speaking known as the “royal we.”
Time by Brian Bennett
Senator Alex Padilla Forcibly Removed From Kristi Noem Event in L.A., Slammed to Ground and Handcuffed
Padilla was shoved face-down in a hallway, handcuffed, and temporarily detained.
Time by Nik Popli
What To Know About Trump’s Military Parade
Amidst protests and national unrest, the June 14 parade is poised to be one of the most polarizing public events in D.C. in years.
Time by Nik Popli
Is L.A. Still Under Curfew Amid Mass Protests? Here’s What You Need to Know
"The curfew remains in effect... for downtown Los Angeles to stop bad actors who are taking advantage of the President's chaotic escalation," said L.A.'s Mayor Bass.
Time by TIME Staff
U.S. Immigration Agency Using Drones Capable of Surveillance During L.A. Protests
Customs and Border Patrol has confirmed it is providing "aerial support" to law enforcement efforts during the L.A. immigration demonstrations.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
Trump’s Parade Can’t Cover Up How He Made America Weaker
From Los Angeles to Gaza, Jane Harman explains how President Donald Trump has made the U.S. less secure at home and abroad.
Time by Jane Harman
Trump Issues Grave Warning to Iran After Israeli Strikes: ‘No More Death, No More Destruction’
"Certain Iranian hardliners spoke bravely, but... they are all DEAD now."
Time by Callum Sutherland
Will Trump Send the National Guard to Other Cities? Administration Says It’s On the Table
President Donald Trump's deployment of the National Guard to L.A. will be “the first, perhaps, of many,” he told reporters this week.
Time by Solcyré Burga
Federal Judge Sides With California Against Trump in Temporary Ruling Over National Guard Deployment
A federal judge sided with California in a temporary ruling against the Administration—ordering control of the National Guard in the state to be returned to Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Time by Chad de Guzman
What Sunnova’s Bankruptcy Means for the Future of Residential Solar
This week the company filed for bankruptcy as its debts mounted and the market for residential solar faces difficult conditions.
Time by Justin Worland
Here Are the Top Iranian Generals and Scientists Targeted and Killed by Israeli Strikes—and What We Know About Them
Israel attacked Iran in a “precise and integrated preemptive strike” against Iranian nuclear facilities and military targets.
Time by Callum Sutherland
The G-7 Is Outdated. But It Still Matters
Small and informal groupings are becoming the diplomatic vehicles of choice in a polarized world, writes Charles A. Kupchan.
Time by Charles A. Kupchan
Minnesota Lawmaker and Her Husband Assassinated in ‘Act of Targeted Political Violence,’ Gov. Walz Says
“Our state lost a great leader and I lost the dearest of friends,” Gov. Walz said of the killing of Democratic state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
What to Know About Trump Mobile, the New Phone Service Announced by the Trump Organization
The Trump Organization has announced the launch of a new “all-American” cellular service that will carry the President’s name.
Time by Solcyré Burga
Trump Orders ICE to ‘Expand’ Deportations in Democratic Cities
The President wrote Sunday on Truth Social that he instructed his entire administration "to put every resource possible behind this effort."
Time by Callum Sutherland
What’s At Stake This Summer As Trump Targets Heat and Climate Experts
Experts predict this summer might be hotter than average—and the U.S. is not prepared to meet the challenge.
Time by Simmone Shah
How Involved Was the U.S. in Israel’s Attack on Iran?
Reports suggest the U.S. may have played a greater role than has officially been admitted.
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
‘They Just Walked Away’: New Poll Shows How Badly Democrats Are Losing Christian Voters of All Stripes
A stunning 75% of Christian voters have little or no trust in the Democratic Party, according to the data shared first with TIME.
Time by Philip Elliott
Watch The Moment Israel Strikes Iranian State Television During Live Broadcast
Israel launched a strike on the headquarters of Iranian state television outlet IRNA, interrupting a live broadcast.
Time by Callum Sutherland
Trump Allies Falsely Link Democrats to Minnesota Shooting Suspect—Despite His Pro-Trump Views
Several right-wing voices have falsely cast blame on Democrats for the violence, despite the suspect’s apparent support for the President.
Time by Solcyré Burga
Why Trump’s MAGA Base Is Splintering Over Iran and Israel
From the MAGA isolationists to the Christian Right, here are the factions trying to guide Trump as he threatens Iran and its supreme leader
Time by Philip Elliott
New York City Mayoral Candidate Brad Lander Arrested at Immigration Courthouse
Video footage shows federal agents arresting Lander after he held on to a man that authorities were seemingly trying to detain.
Time by Chantelle Lee
Brazil Demonstrates that You Can’t Erase Black History
The history of Brazil, Palmares, and Zumbi illustrates how state efforts to whitewash national narratives can backfire.
Time by Marc A. Hertzman / Made by History
Breaking Down the Escalating Feud Between Trump and Tucker Carlson Amid Divide Over Israel-Iran Conflict
"Somebody please explain to kooky Tucker Carlson that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon," Trump said as he aired his frustrations.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
Senator Markey: Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ is Fool’s Gold
Trump's proposal would "bury arms control, balloon the deficit, and boost the bottom lines of billionaires like Musk,” writes the Senator.
Time by Sen. Edward J. Markey
The U.S. Elected Officials Who Have Been Arrested or Approached by Authorities While Protesting Trump’s Immigration Crackdown
What to know about the local officials and members of Congress who have been handcuffed, slammed to the ground, and detained by authorities.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
Supreme Court Upholds Gender-Affirming-Care Ban. Here’s What to Know
The court's decision in the landmark U.S. v. Skrmetti case is expected to upend access to healthcare for trans and nonbinary youth.
Time by Solcyré Burga
Trump to Decide ‘Within Two Weeks’ Whether to Take Action on Iran
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters the President will see through negotiations before deciding whether to strike.
Time by Simmone Shah
Trump Hosts Juventus Soccer Team, Discussing Iran and Transgender Athletes in Awkward Visit
The President hosted some of the club's players and officials, asking their views on transgender athletes and discussing conflict in Iran.
Time by Callum Sutherland
What to Know About the SpaceX Explosion in Texas
A SpaceX rocket exploded on Wednesday night during testing, in what the company has called “a major anomaly.” No injuries have been reported.
Time by Simmone Shah
The Issues With Calling for a Regime Change in Iran
"The most ardent proponents of regime change in Iran may be accelerating the very nuclear program they claim to fear."
Time by Narges Bajoghli
The Man Who Wants to Save NATO
Secretary-General Mark Rutte is getting allies to spend trillions more on defense—and keep Donald Trump on side.
Time by Adam Rasmi/Brussels
Did Iran Try to Kill Trump? What to Know
Iranian officials have denied trying, but multiple alleged conspirators linked to Tehran have been charged over attempted plots against the U.S. President.
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
Trump Maintains Control of National Guard in L.A.: What the Appeals Court Said About His Authority
A federal appeals court has overturned an earlier ruling that found the President’s mobilization of the troops was “illegal.”
Time by Solcyré Burga
Man Arrested After Ohio Rep. Max Miller Reports He Was ‘Run Off the Road’
The suspect allegedly threatened the Congressmen with antisemitic slurs and called for the death of Israel and the lawmaker's family.
Time by Solcyré Burga
How Ranked-Choice Voting in the New York City Mayoral Primary Works
Voters in the contentious Democratic primary are able to rank up to five candidates on their ballots rather than just picking a top choice.
Time by Callum Sutherland
‘If Middle East Is Unstable, World Will Not Be at Peace’: How China Views the Israel-Iran War
Here’s what to know about China’s approach to—and stakes in—the Israel-Iran war.
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
The Lavender Scare and the Long History of LGBTQ Exclusion in America
The rollback of LGBTQ rights and inclusion echoes a deeply consequential chapter of American history: the Lavender Scare.
Time by Joel Zapata / Made by History
Breaking Down Trump’s Public Rebuke of Tulsi Gabbard’s Statement on Iran–and Her Response
Trump told reporters that his Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, was "wrong" regarding her testimony in March.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
What Conflict in the Middle East Means for Climate Change
'Iran is a significant supplier of oil to global markets, producing roughly 4 million barrels of oil daily.'
Time by Justin Worland
Iran Delivers Furious Warning, Speaks of ‘Unprecedented Level of Danger and Chaos’ After ‘Heinous’ U.S. Strikes
"The warmongering and lawless Administration in Washington is solely responsible for the dangerous consequences of its act of aggression."
Time by Olivia-Anne Cleary
J.D. Vance Says U.S. ‘Not at War With Iran’ But a ‘Heightened Threat Environment’ Advisory Highlights Concern
We're not at war with Iran, we're at war with Iran's nuclear program," said Vance.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
‘Gravely Alarmed’ World Leaders React After U.S. Strikes Iran
“This is a dangerous escalation in a region already on the edge—and a direct threat to international peace and security."
Time by Rebecca Schneid
Trump Says Israel and Iran Agree to ‘Complete and Total’ Ceasefire
Iran and Israel did not immediately issue official statements.
Time by Chantelle Lee
Why Democrats Can’t Get On the Same Page on Trump’s Iran Strike
Prominent Democrats including AOC, Chuck Schumer, and John Fetterman are at odds over the correct response to Trump's Iran strike. Here's why
Time by Philip Elliott
Even Iranians Beaten and Imprisoned by an Unforgiving Regime Condemn Foreign Interference. Here’s Why
"Arrest and imprisonment has not changed our views," says one defiant Iranian.
Time by Karl Vick
Where the New York City Mayoral Primary Candidates Stand on the Issues
Here's where the candidates stand on Trump, housing, policing, and Israel
Time by Solcyré Burga
Supreme Court Allows Rapid Deportations to ‘Third Countries’
The conservative-majority high court granted the Trump Administration’s request to put a hold on a district-court injunction.
Time by Chad de Guzman
Trump Warns Israel ‘Do Not Drop Those Bombs’ as Iran Cease-Fire Hangs in the Balance
"I have instructed the IDF to respond forcefully to the violation of the cease-fire by Iran," said Israel's Defense Minister.
Time by Callum Sutherland
How the States We Govern Have Stepped Up in the Three Years Since Dobbs
The Dobbs decision didn’t end abortion in America. It just redrew the battle lines, write governors JB Pritzker and Michelle Lujan Grisham.
Time by JB Pritzker and Michelle Lujan Grisham
What Surfing Taught Me About Having Fun in a World That’s on Fire
David Litt argues that having fun during difficult times doesn’t make you complicit—it makes you complete.
Time by David Litt
Trump Calls Mamdani a ‘Communist Lunatic’ a Day After NYC Primary Upset
After Zohran Mamdani’s shocking mayoral primary success, Trump slammed the Democratic socialist in a fiery Truth Social post.
Time by Juwayriah Wright
The People Judges Say Trump Has Wrongly Deported So Far
In less than six months, courts have directed the Trump Administration to bring back at least four people it has deported.
Time by Solcyré Burga
Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Detention Center Sparks Major Concern Among Activists as Construction Begins. Here’s What to Know
"It's not good for our environment, it's not good for our quality of life," said one protester.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
Zohran Mamdani Topples Cuomo in New York City’s Democratic Mayoral Primary
Cuomo, who long led polls in the Democratic primary, conceded Tuesday night before vote-counting was even finished.
Time by Solcyré Burga
Food Assistance Programs Should Incentivize Healthier Eating. Here’s Why
Arianna Huffington makes a case against using SNAP benefits to subsidize soda.
Time by Arianna Huffington
Trump Embraces ‘Daddy’ Nickname
After Trump was likened to a father figure at the NATO Summit, the White House posted a video to the soundtrack of Usher’s “Hey Daddy (Daddy’s Home).”
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
Why Trump Must Now Negotiate With Iran
On Monday, after Iran targeted the largest U.S. military base in Qatar in a choreographed response to the American bombing of its nuclear facilities, President Donald Trump briskly dismissed Tehran’s attack and announced a ceasefire. In the short term, the U…
Time by Vali Nasr
How Gay Marriage Is Under Threat in the Trump Era
A decade after Obergefell v. Hodges, there's a big shadow looming over LGBTQ rights, writes Omar G. Encarnación.
Time by Omar G. Encarnación
Trump Takes a Premature Victory Lap at NATO Summit
The President rode in on a wave of global momentum, but events during his trip revealed the risks of his disruptive approach
Time by Massimo Calabresi/The Hague
Trump Lobbies for Passage of ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Hours After Big Setback in Senate
"We're cutting $1.7 trillion in this bill. And you're not going to feel any of it," Trump claimed. as Senators were rewriting the legislation
Time by Brian Bennett
Senators Leave Classified Briefing Unconvinced U.S. Strikes Obliterated Iran’s Nuclear Program
Several Democrats said intelligence presented at a classified briefing with top Trump Administration officials contradicted the White House’s sweeping claims of success.
Time by Nik Popli
Iran’s Supreme Leader Threatens to Attack More U.S. Military Bases: “We Slapped America in the Face”
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Iran would respond to any future attack by striking U.S. military bases.
Time by Callum Sutherland
Where Iran Goes From Here
The regime may have survived a war with Israel, but its legitimacy is more fragile than ever, writes Sanam Vakil.
Time by Sanam Vakil
Abortion Bans May Be Making Second-Trimester Abortions More Likely
A new study found that the fraction of people who got an abortion in their second trimester doubled in states that enforced near-total bans.
Time by Chantelle Lee
Amid Mamdani’s Rise, a Centrist Democrat Warns Her Party Not to Misread the Moment
Rep. Laura Gillen of New York sharply rebuked Zohran Mamdani in an interview with TIME, while most others in her party keep quiet
Time by Nik Popli
Trump and Bondi Predict Supreme Court Ruling Will Unblock MAGA Agenda
A Friday decision from the Supreme Court’s conservative majority curtailed lower courts’ power to block the President's policies nationwide.
Time by Brian Bennett
What the Israel-Iran War and Ceasefire Mean for China’s Relations With the U.S. and World
Trump’s leadership style evinced with the Middle East, at once volatile and commanding, could be both an obstacle and an opportunity for Beijing.
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
Supreme Court Allows Parents to Opt Children Out of LGBTQ+ School Curricula, Expanding Religious Liberty Protections
The decision marks an expansion of religious liberty protections.
Time by Solcyré Burga
Understanding the Breakdown in Trade Negotiations Between the U.S. and Canada Amid Accusations of a ‘Blatant Attack’
Trump claimed Canada is "very nasty to deal with" in an interview that aired on Sunday.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
After Iran, Trump Aims to End War in Gaza
After brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, Trump is pushing for a deal to end the war in Gaza.
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
The Iran-Israel War Is Over. But the Arab World Is Grappling With Its Consequences
The region is relieved about de-escalation. But it is also alarmed about an unrestrained Israel, writes H.A. Hellyer.
Time by H.A. Hellyer
‘Free America’: Anti-Trump Administration Protests Planned Across U.S. on July 4
"They want us scared, divided, and alone. They don’t want us to dream about freedom. But that’s exactly what we have to do."
Time by Callum Sutherland
Trump Administration Lowers Expectations for Trade Deals as Tariff Deadline Approaches
The Administration has already lowered expectations as dealmaking proves challenging.
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
America’s Founders Valued Higher Education
Political attacks are undermining the system of higher education that the Founders cherished.
Time by Bradford Vivian / Made by History
The Revolt Over the Epstein Files Is Snowballing
The fallout from the Epstein files could reverberate into next year’s midterm election and beyond
Time by Philip Elliott
U.S.-India Relations Strain Over Russian Oil
The Trump Administration has accused its longtime friend of “financing” the war in Ukraine.
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
Trump Reveals Kennedy Center Honors Recipients
KISS, Sylvester Stallone, George Strait, Gloria Gaynor, and Michael Crawford are the first Kennedy Center Honors recipients overseen by Trump.
Time by Philip Elliott
WAR WITH VENEZUELA?
The U.S. deployed three Navy missile destroyers and around 4,000 military personnel to the waters off Venezuela in effort to thwart cartels.
Time by Miranda Jeyaretnam
Trump Backs Off Promise to Sanction Russia for Ukraine War
After repeatedly promising to sanction Russia, Trump has set new conditions on his own allies that must be met.
Time by Rebecca Schneid
Newsom Celebrates Legal Win Over Trump With Explicit Song
“A federal judge blocked Trump’s unlawful attempt to deploy 300 of our National Guard troops to Portland," said Newsom.
Time by Callum Sutherland
Nobel Prizes: What to Know About 2025's Winners
The peace prize—which President Donald Trump has openly lobbied for—will be announced Friday. Here's who has won so far.
Time by Connor Greene
What Republicans Have Said About Scrapping the Filibuster
President Trump is calling for Republicans to get rid of it to end the shutdown. Many in his party are pushing back.
Time by Chantelle Lee
Tennessee Election Has GOP Fearing 2026 Blowout For Democrats
Democrats predicting at least 70 House seats are now in play for 2026, after Tuesday's Tennessee special election
Time by Philip Elliott
What's Happening in Iran Right Now, Explained
Here are the key questions about Iran’s protests, what sparked them, how the government is responding, and why U.S. involvement has become a central issue...
Time by Karl Vick
Iran Protest Death Toll Could Top 30k, According to Local Health Officials
At least 30,000 people were killed in the streets of Iran on Jan. 8 and 9, senior officials of the country’s Ministry of Health tell TIME.
Time by Kay Armin Serjoie, Roxana Saberi, and Fatemeh Jamalpour
Trump Threatens to Block Bridge Between U.S. and Canada
One Canadian official has referred to Trump's threat as "insane."
Time by Callum Sutherland
WHAT IS HE HIDING?
WHAT IS HE HIDING? (First column, 2nd story, link) Related stories:HILLARY READY FOR BATTLE: TRUMP COVERING UP EPSTEIN! Calls for her congressional testimony to be held publicly... Drudge Report Feed needs your support! Bec…
Time by Tiago Ventura
Trump to Deliver State of the Union Amid Low Polls and Deep Divisions
When Trump last addressed Congress, his approval rating was near a career high. Now it's near record lows.
Time by Nik Popli
Inside President's Search for Way Out of Iran War...
Inside President's Search for Way Out of Iran War... (First column, 1st story, link) Related stories:Tehran Beefs Up Defenses, Recruits Children as It Preps for Ground War... Maintains significant missile launching capability... Surviv…
Time by Eric Cortellessa