Belinda Luscombe
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Ashton Kutcher Steps Down as Board Chair of Anti-Child-Sex-Abuse Organization
Ashton Kutcher has stepped down as board chair of Thorn, the anti-child-sex-abuse organization he co-founded, amid backlash for his support of Danny Masterson → Read More
Why Wouldn't a Couple Like George and Kellyanne Conway Divorce Sooner? Therapists Weigh In
Why would Kellyanne and George Conway get divorced after publicly fighting for years? Couples therapists weigh in. → Read More
How the Mother and Son on TIME's Controversial Breastfeeding Cover Feel About It Now
In 2012, Grumet and her son Aram appeared on a controversial cover of TIME. → Read More
Russia, Guns and Pornhub: How Outgoing Visa CEO Al Kelly Navigated His Final Stretch in the Top Spot
Visa has in recent months faced new gun store purchase protocols as well as a judge's ruling relating to the online porn industry. → Read More
Parents Say It's More Important for Their Kids to Make Money Than to Start Families
A Pew study finds that parents say it's more important for their children to be financially independence or have a good job than to get married and have kids. → Read More
What Jacinda Ardern Could Do Next
From the U.N. to humanitarian organizations, it's clear Ardern will have no shortage of options—after some downtime. → Read More
There May Not Be Enough Food For Everyone in 2023
Why this year worries the man assigned to address global hunger. → Read More
America Is Less Divided Than We Think, Says Harris Poll CEO
Will Johnson, CEO of The Harris Poll, offers suggestions for how pollsters can improve their methodology and rebuild trust with the public → Read More
Hardly Anybody Has Noticed Somalia Is Having Its Worst Drought Ever. Here's Why
Somalia is having its worst drought in history. Here are seven reasons why so few Americans are paying attention. → Read More
Tom Stoppard Assesses the Cost of His Charmed Life
The British playwright sits down with TIME to talk about his new play, Leopoldstadt, and his complicated family history → Read More
How the Dallas Mavericks CEO Took on Toxic Culture
Cancer, discrimination and toxic culture: Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall has beaten them all → Read More
Some Nuns and Bishops Are Taking on the U.S.'s Biggest Gunmaker. They May Succeed
An unlikely group of activists is going head to head with gunmaker Smith & Wesson on Sept. 12. → Read More
Why Business Leaders Need to Ask More Difficult Questions
Seth Goldenberg argues that the workplace of the future needs to be asking a lot more fundamental questions if it’s going to thrive. → Read More
Inside the Massive Effort to Change the Way Kids Are Taught to Read
Inside the national effort to spread the science of reading and improve U.S. reading proficiency rates through phonics-based instruction. → Read More
Joy Behar Won't Shut Up
After 25 years co-hosting The View, Joy Behar has plenty more to say – and she doesn't care if you like it. → Read More
Henry Kissinger: The Internet Does Not Make Great Leaders
In his new book Kissinger examines six world leaders who inherited difficult geopolitical situations, and in his view, overcame and improved them → Read More
Public Opinion About Gender Identity Is Increasingly Complex
Most Americans surveyed by Pew favor protecting trans people from discrimination, even as growing share say gender is determined by sex at birth → Read More
Reactions to the End of 'Roe' Reveal Divisions Between Religious Leaders
According to the Public Religion Research Institute, 43% of Americans who "identify strongly" with their religious identity do not believe Roe v. Wade needed to be overturned → Read More
The Economics of Legal Weed Don't Work
Why legal cannabis hasn't become the booming industry some expected → Read More
How Gunmakers May Benefit From Mass Shootings
Studies show that mass shootings are often good for gunmakers' bottom lines. → Read More