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TIME’s new cover: Stella McCartney on pushing fashion toward a more sustainable future. Plus, meet the three other TIME Earth Awards honorees driving climate solutions. Read more about this year’s Earth Awards honorees here: time.com/collection/ear…

Gabbard is pressed on Kent's resignation letter, admits concern during tense hearing time.com/article/2026/0…

Hundreds of millions of iPhones could be susceptible to a new malware tool called DarkSword, according to cybersecurity researchers. Here's how to protect your phone. time.com/article/2026/0…

As AI technology for autonomous vehicles continues to advance, how might these self-driving cars disrupt the taxi industry? During GTC, we asked the CEO of Wayve.

"We need to be careful and responsible about how we roll this out," Wayve CEO Alex Kendall tells TIME's @nikostro. We took a ride in one of Wayve's cars and talked the future of self-driving vehicles.

"As [AI] systems improve, the quality of work from people who just give up thinking to an AI system is going to be better quality or equal quality to people who are really trying to work hard." At GTC, we asked Edison co-founder Andrew White about his AI worries.

Looking ahead, the challenges are only going to multiply for American farmers time-magazine.visitlink.me/lEhwS5

“No, I’m not putting troops anywhere,” Trump told reporters when asked if he plans to deploy American troops to the Middle East. “If I were, I certainly wouldn’t tell you, but I’m not putting troops" time-magazine.visitlink.me/AJd_fs

"We are setting ourselves up for a tragic repeat of what can go wrong when science is politicized," Morgan Goheen time-magazine.visitlink.me/gX8tf1

"We're always trying to show everyone that we can go eco on the red carpet." From Cara Delevingne’s lab-grown diamond top to Rihanna’s striking white Met Gala ensemble, Stella McCartney has been behind some of fashion’s most memorable celebrity looks. But McCartney, the British designer behind her namesake label, has also spent her career pushing the industry toward more sustainable, cruelty-free designs. She has pioneered innovative alternatives to animal-based materials while using her platform to encourage broader change across the industry. “Growing up with animals all around me and not eating animals, not killing them, I began to make connections that I think were more with the planet,” she told TIME in an interview. Today, she is among the four leaders TIME recognizes for doing extraordinary work to confront the climate crisis and shape a more sustainable future.

Leaders from Europe and Japan joined forces Thursday in an effort to secure the Strait of Hormuz so that global trade can once more journey through the vital passage time-magazine.visitlink.me/mN8X56

Robots are still struggling to perform chores — but at GTC, Nvidia's Shar Narasimhan says he expects widespread adoption in homes "within the next few years."

Watch live: 2026 TIME Women of the Year gala time-magazine.visitlink.me/yqa6vv

So many of the scenarios ER doctors encounter, they say, aren’t random. They’re preventable. With that in mind, we asked four clinicians to share the cautionary tales they face again and again. time.com/article/2026/0…

The triple-acting drug was found to lower blood sugar and weight in people with diabetes. time.com/article/2026/0…

Since the President’s inauguration last year, national debt has climbed by around $2.8 trillion. time.com/article/2026/0…

The costly Iran War is accelerating a shift the Pentagon has pursued for years to make “bigger, longer deals" with defense contractors. time.com/article/2026/0…

Cities and states reassess César Chávez commemorations in light of allegations time.com/article/2026/0…

Pakistan and Afghanistan announce pause in fighting over Eid time.com/article/2026/0…

Renowned labor activist Dolores Huerta has alleged that Cesar Chavez, with whom she co-founded the United Farm Workers union, sexually abused her in the 1960s. Here's what to know. time.com/article/2026/0…