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The Brief
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The View
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Oil
And Water
As the world
gathers in a Gulf kingdom enriched by fossil fuels to hammer out agreements on climate change, one man embodies the paradox
By Justin Worland
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TIME100 Climate
Our inaugural list of the leaders, advocates,
executives, and researchers steering the world’s businesses toward the only future that will work
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Waking Up
Japan
Uniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai became the richest person in his country by ignoring what he sees as a cautious business climate that holds Japan back
By Charlie Campbell
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Time Off


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Photograph by Maciek Nabrdralik—The New York Times/Redux

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PHOTOS OF THE YEAR
Shepherds block the road to a political rally in Poland before national elections in October

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The Brief
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The View
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Zelensky’s Next Move
Inside the Ukrainian President’s struggle to keep his country
in the fight—no matter what
the world thinks
By Simon Shuster
36
The Obesity Question
Drugs like Ozempic offer
new possibilities for patients,
and raise new questions about
the meaning of health
By Jamie Ducharme
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Family Business
Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina rules her country with an increasingly firm hand
By Charlie Campbell
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In It to Win It
Formula One’s Max Verstappen doesn’t want to be a star. He just wants victory
By Sean Gregory
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Time Off
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Verstappen at a pit stop during a November 2022 Formula One race in Abu Dhabi









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CONTENTS
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The Brief
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The View
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Time Off
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The
Missing
Israeli families waiting to hear about loved ones missing since the Oct. 7 Massacre—in portraits and in their own words

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What the World Can Do
With Israelis and Palestinians blinded by anger and grief, someone must guard what space remains for peace
By Yuval Noah Harari
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Under Bombardment
Gaza photojournalist Saher Alghorra documents the destruction of the only home he has known
By Sangsuk Sylvia Kang
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Best Inventions 2023
A bird-watching bird feeder, a shushing bassinet,
Braille Legos, and 197 other brilliant innovations that
can improve life—and sometimes the world

CONTENTS
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The Brief
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The View
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Kids
These Days
Growing up was never easy, but the challenges around coming of age in America are different today. Young people have thoughts—
and advice
By Jamie Ducharme and Robin Hammond
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Prime
All the Time
What Deion Sanders is doing as coach of the University of Colorado Buffaloes is changing pretty much everything about the business of college football
By Sean Gregory
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Next Generation Leaders
The autumn 2023 class of trailblazers offering new visions
for the future
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Time Off
The 100 Best Mystery and Thriller Books of All Time, plus essays from Tana French and Rachel Howzell Hall



Deion Sanders
in Boulder, Colo.,
on Sept. 30
Photograph by RJ Sangosti, MediaNews Group/The Denver Post /Getty Images

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The Brief

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The Musk Factor
Inside the efforts of the world’s richest man to both save humanity from artificial intelligence, and get in on it
By Walter Isaacson
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Leaders
Dario and Daniela Amodei,
Alex Karp, Lila Ibrahim,
and more
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Shapers
Alondra Nelson, Ian Hogarth,
Audrey Tang, Elham Tabassi,
and more
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Innovators
Ted Chiang, Holly Herndon,
Pelonomi Moiloa, Charlie Brooker,
and more

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Thinkers
Geoffrey Hinton, Kate Crawford,
Kalika Bali, Ilya Sutskever,
and more

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Time Off
Martin Scorsese on his relentless quest
to open the world
by making movies
By Stephanie
Zacharek


Director Martin Scorsese and actor Lily Gladstone on the set of Killers of the Flower Moon

Photograph courtesy of Apple

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The Brief
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The View
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Artists
Kelsea Ballerini,
Tyler James Williams,
Stephanie Hsu,
Paul Mescal,
and more

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Phenoms
Jalen Hurts,
R.F. Kuang,
Sophia Smith,
Xiye Bastida,
and more
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Leaders
Victor J. Glover Jr.,
Yulia Svyrydenko, Shalanda Young,
Pita Limjaroenrat,
and more
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Innovators
Mory Sacko, Mae Martin,
Mira Murati, Angel Reese,
and more
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Advocates
Txai Suruí, Ghali Amdouni,
Adam Conover, Nabarun Dasgupta,
and more
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A Child
Becomes a Mother
In a state that banned abortion, a 13-year-old rape victim brings her baby home
By Charlotte Alter


Dr. Erica Balthrop at the Clarksdale Woman’s Clinic in Clarksdale, Miss., on Aug. 2
Photograph by Lucy Garrett for TIME

CONTENTS


The Brief
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The View
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The Race
Is On
For the GOP candidates trying
to dethrone Trump, it may all come down to Iowa
By Molly Ball
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Forward
Fashion
Designer Stella McCartney’s quest to align looking good
with doing good
By Naina Bajekal
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The Reef
Warrior
Ecologist Enric Sala is coaxing leaders to protect the
coastal zones that, in turn,
will save entire oceans
By Aryn Baker
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Baja on
The Bubble
Conserving the coasts of Baja California means barring industrial fishing while embracing the local fleet, plus some ecotourism
By Jeffrey Kluger
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Time Off
Photographer Cristina Mittermeier among Spanish jack in Cabo Pulmo Marine Protected Area, Baja California, Mexico

Photograph by Paul Nicklen—SeaLegacy

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The Brief
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The View
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John Fetterman
Begins Again
After surviving a stroke and winning the most expensive U.S. Senate race ever, he fought depression—and is now fighting its stigma
By Molly Ball
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Voice of the People
Thanks to a small Indian startup, millions of people whose languages are marginalized online could gain better access to the benefits of AI
By Billy Perrigo

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Sweatshop
With no federal protections in place against extreme heat, the choice facing outdoor workers in the U.S. is either risk your life, or quit
By Aryn Baker
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Time Off
Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman outside a U.S. Senate office building on May 16
Photograph by Shuran Huang
for TIME

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The Brief
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The View
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Late
Payment
Calls for reparations for
enslavement have never been
louder, and Barbados
is leading the charge
By Janell Ross
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Three-Peat
Pursuit
Having transformed women’s
sports, Megan Rapinoe and
her teammates set their sights
on a third straight World Cup
By Sean Gregory
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Sleepaway Solace
Profound healing
takes place at summer camps
for kids who have lost
loved ones to suicide
By Jamie Ducharme
and Kara Milstein
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A Doll’s House
The inside story of
how Greta Gerwig and
Margot Robbie made a Barbie movie that’s both fun and full of contradictions
By Eliana Dockterman
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Time Off
Bathing horses at Pebbles Beach in Bridgetown, Barbados, where horse racing and polo are an inheritance of the British colonial past
Photograph by Christopher Gregory-Rivera for TIME

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The Brief
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The View
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The Next
Battle
Should Ukraine regain its territory, it will have to govern a population that has spent nearly a decade under Putin’s sway
By Simon Shuster
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New
Heights
With student athletes now allowed to sign outside deals, college high jumper Sam Hurley has earned nearly $1 million
By Sean Gregory
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Top 100 Companies
TIME’s 2023 list of the disrupters, innovators,
titans, leaders, and pioneers shaping more than
just the world of commerce

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Time Off
Ukrainian soldiers atop a tank en route to positions near Bakhmut, in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, on May 23
Photograph by Efrem Lukatsky—AP

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The Brief
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The View
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Uh-Oh, AI
Charles Darwin anticipated what makes artificial intelligence an existential threat
By Dan Hendrycks

It’s never been more
important to slow down
By Katja Grace

China, the U.S., and the rest
of the world must convene
to set the rules
By Ian Bremmer
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The
DeSantis
Project
Florida’s strongman governor has made the state a blueprint for conservative governance—and
his presidential campaign
By Molly Ball
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Next
Generation
Leaders
Florence Pugh and nine other
young trailblazers showing
the way to a better world
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Time Off

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The Brief
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The View
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His Majesty
Even before the pageantry of
his coronation, King Charles was doing a lot of things right
By Tina Brown
Antimonarchists struggled to be heard on the streets of London
By Yasmeen Serhan
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Breakout Star
Bollywood’s Deepika Padukone
has the kind of magnetic appeal
that transcends East and West
By Astha Rajvanshi
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Lone Star Promise
Texas could be the global
leader in alternative energy—
if it took a liking to the idea
By Justin Worland
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A New Japan
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida faces down his country’s ghosts
By Charlie Campbell
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Time Off

The Brief
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The View
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Ukraine
Arms Race
Inside the Pentagon’s scramble to produce the weapons for Kyiv’s spring counteroffensive
By W.J. Hennigan
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The 2023
Earth Awards
TIME and TIMECO2 recognize five leaders in the battle against climate change. Mark Ruffalo and
Gloria Walton extol the power of stories. Lisa P. Jackson
greens Apple. Vanessa Nakate takes questions. And António Guterres writes a descendant
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Imran Khan Plans His Comeback
Pakistan’s most popular politician was ousted from office—and is now demanding elections
By Charlie Campbell
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A Burnt-Out Case
A reporter’s solo search for relief, and resilience
By Jamie Ducharme
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Time Off

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THE BRIEF 8
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The Brief
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The View
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Solamente
Bad Bunny remade
the rules of popular music—and did it while singing only in Spanish
By Andrew R. Chow and Mariah Espada
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Ukraine v. Putin
Skeptical of the existing system of international justice, Ukraine wants to establish a tribunal devoted exclusively to Russian war crimes
By Simon Shuster
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The Waters of Paris
The decades-long, multibillion-dollar, and apparently successful effort to clean the world’s most romantic river
By Vivienne Walt
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A Bilbao Story
Frank Gehry pays a visit to the museum that made him the
world’s most celebrated architect,
as it turns 25
By Belinda Luscombe
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