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Are Flights Still Disrupted Now That the Shutdown Is Over?

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history came to an end on Wednesday night, but flight disruptions are expected to continue for days.

By Chantelle Lee

Health Panelists Talk Vaccines, Weight Loss, and the Importance of Respectful Discussion

Dr. Raj Panjabi, Jillian Michaels, and Dr. Nir Barzilai engaged in a spirited and wide-ranging discussion at a TIME100 Talks event.

By Chantelle Lee

What 50-Year-Mortgages Would Mean for Home Buyers

The Trump Administration is working to introduce 50-year mortgages—a plan that has drawn criticism from experts.

By Chantelle Lee

What To Do If Your Flight Is Disrupted

The shutdown has led to flight disruptions across the country. And the situation is likely to only get worse leading up to Thanksgiving.

By Chantelle Lee

Government Shutdowns That Lasted One Day

Most shutdowns have been much shorter than the ongoing one—including four that ended after a single day.

By Chantelle Lee

This Is Now the Longest Government Shutdown in U.S. History

At 35 days and counting, the shutdown has surpassed the 34-day record set during Trump's first term.

By Chantelle Lee

How and When You Can See November's Supermoon

Look up at the sky over the next couple days and you may spot the brightest and biggest supermoon of the year.

By Chantelle Lee

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.

By Chantelle Lee

Where States Stand on Changing the Clock

Daylight Saving Time will soon end in most of the U.S. Some states want to stay in it—while others never leave Standard Time.

By Chantelle Lee

Trump Admin Limits Refugees, Prioritizing White South Africans

Far fewer refugees will be admitted in the coming year, and most will be white South Africans Trump has said suffer racial discrimination.

By Annika Neklason and Chantelle Lee

OpenAI Completes Reorganization

The nonprofit arm, now called the OpenAI Foundation, will have a $130 billion stake in the for-profit enterprise.

By Chantelle Lee

How Long Will Troops Be Paid Amid the Shutdown?

Active service members may start going without pay if a deal to end the government shutdown isn’t reached soon, politicians are warning.

By Chantelle Lee

Hurricane Melissa Strikes Jamaica With Catastrophic Strength

The hurricane is the most powerful to hit Jamaica since record-keeping began.

By Solcyré Burga and Chantelle Lee

What to Know About Voting in the NYC Mayoral Race

New York City’s contentious mayoral race will come to a head in the coming days as New Yorkers begin casting their ballots.

By Chantelle Lee

Mamdani Slams Cuomo for 'Racist Attacks' After Radio Interview

Cuomo seemed to agree after a radio host said Mamdani would be “cheering” if a terrorist attack occurred.

By Chantelle Lee

Trump Administration to Resume Some Student Loan Forgiveness

The agreement comes after the American Federation of Teachers filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education.

By Chantelle Lee

When the National Guard Was Sent to SF

Trump's stated intention to send troops to the city would break with past deployments there in a notable way.

By Chantelle Lee

Mamdani and Cuomo Face Off in NYC Debate

The debate will be an important opportunity for the three remaining candidates to win over undecided voters—and for Mamdani to defend his lead. 

By Chantelle Lee and Solcyré Burga

White House Shrugs Off Young Republicans Praising Hitler

Vice President J.D. Vance is downplaying leaked messages from Young Republican leaders that contained racist and offensive language.

By Chantelle Lee

Measles Outbreak in South Carolina Sparks Concern

More than 130 unvaccinated students in two South Carolina schools are being quarantined after they were exposed to measles.

By Chantelle Lee
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