TIME MAGAZINE

Author and journalist Annie Jacobsen talks about the enduring rumors about the U.S. Army and a crashed flying saucer outside the sleepy town of Ros...

After losing the use of his legs in accident, former police officer Jason Gieser tests EKSO, a wearable robot that may allow him and others to walk...

TIME cover story writer Jose Antonio Vargas and other undocumented Americans hold a Google+ hangout to address reader comments

When Anthony Suau's agent sent him to cover the opening of the border between East and West Berlin, he knew it would be the story of a lifetime

Chevy's redesigned Equinox has an optional pedal designed for women in heels. TIME's Alyssa Fetini takes it for a test drive

Nine years since the fighting ended in Liberia's brutal civil war, rape remains rampant. What's different now is that the victims are mostly young ...

Photographer Gillian Laub describes her trip across the U.S. photographing a definitive teen event -- prom

Joe Klein talks about how his parents' deaths taught him about the flaws in the fee-for-service health care system

Justin Bieber fans camp out near Rockefeller Plaza waiting for his Today Show concert

Journalist Jose Antonio Vargas talks about growing up undocumented in America, and why immigration is the most misunderstood issue in the U.S. today

Julio Salgado, who was born in Mexico, wants to use art to empower his community.

Tolu Olobumni, who was born in Nigeria, came out as an undocumented American at a World Bank event. She had been advocating and promoting the stori...

Julieta Garibay works as a babysitter, even though she has a master's in nursing. She would like to work as a military nurse.

Gaby Pacheco, who was born in Ecuador, talks about being undocumented in America. She has three educational degrees and would like to work with peo...

Victor Palafox, who was born in Mexico, talks about being undocumented in America. Palafox, who wants to become a history teacher, has been fighti...

Mandeep Chahal was six years old when she came to the United States from India. Chahal, who is a student at UC Davis and wants to become a doctor, ...

One year ago, journalist Jose Antonio Vargas publicly revealed he's an undocumented immigrant. Vargas, who was born in the Philippines, talks in a ...

More companies are hiring veterans, but service members like Matt Litton are struggling to translate their military experience into the right job

Watch TIME's top picks for screens this Summer including sneak peaks at 'Louie,' 'Breaking Bad,' 'Spider-Man,' "The Dark Knight Rises,' Sorkin's '...

Comedian and provocateur Chris Rock talks about race, presidential politics and being funny in the age of YouTube

Watch a busload of entrepreneurs race the clock to build an app on the 72-hour ride to SXSW

A group of Joplin high school friends come together to make this year's prom extra special -- and help reunite a separated family

TIME reporter Elizabeth Dias talks with Saddleback Church pastor Rick Warren about the success of his faith-based fitness program, The Daniel Plan

Internet star, Ted Williams, talks about going from being homeless to youtube sensation and the challenges of being the man with the golden voice

Former Guns N' Roses' guitarist Slash talks about his second studio album, Apocalyptic Love, with vocalist Myles Kennedy

In an exclusive interview with TIME's Mark Halperin, Romney pushes back on President Obama's Bain attack and predicts he can drive unemployment dow...

TIME business reporter Sam Gustin talks with author Ian Bremmer about his latest book, 'Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World'

Photographer Bill Ray shares the behind-the-scenes story of his classic picture of Marilyn Monroe

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell talks about the Iraq war, why longer terms in Congress aren't better, and the time he almost ran for president

TIME science editor Jeffrey Kluger examines the challenges faced by the emerging space tourism industry

Are we alone in the Universe? According to TIME senior science editor, Jeffrey Kluger, recent discoveries suggest we're not

A whirlwind tour of Facebook's highlights and lowlights from 2004 to the present day (in just under two and a half minutes).

The plight of Bowe Robert Bergdahl, an American soldier held

by the Taliban since 2009, is visible again thanks to a video his father

uploaded to Y...

You want to buy Facebook stock? Watch this and find out the risks and rewards

Heavyweight champion boxer Wladimir Klitschko talks about his distinct personalities in and out of the ring, and his distaste for being punched

Historian Robert Caro discusses political power, the revelations in his latest volume on President Lyndon B. Johnson, and what it's like to spend ...

A statement by the the American Academy of Pediatrics says interactive marketing of junk food online may be contributing to child obesity. TIME's A...

TIME reporter Kate Pickert explains how 'The Baby Book' author Dr. Sears' controversial ideas on parenting have trickled into the mainstream

Tough immigration enforcement is making undocumented immigrants flee Arizona. But what does that mean for the local economy and immigrant families?

Ai-jen Poo leads a nationwide movement of nannies, housekeepers and care workers to gain long overdue workers' rights

The camel trade may not have a place in modern India, but it still thrives at the annual camel fair in Pushkar

Barbara Van Dahlen created Give an Hour, an innovative program providing free counseling to vets and asking them to pay it forward

Cami Anderson is taking bold and contoversial steps to reform education in the Newark Public School system

TIME's Joel Stein interviews Jeremy Lin, Claire Danes, Louis CK, and other luminaries on the TIME 100 red carpet

Comedian and actress Julie Louis-Dreyfus talks about her role as the Vice President in Veep, her Elaine dance moves, and her biggest regret in life

The Space Shuttle Enterprise flies over the Hudson River in Manhattan

How the creator behind iconic Pacific Park Ferris Wheel light shows in Santa Monica, California makes his art

From the jungles of Borneo to the markets of Jakarta, illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia is growing. But recent prosecutions might change that