Rebecca Schneid

Schneid is a general assignment reporter for TIME covering U.S. and global news.

Recent Articles

Tehran Shrouded in Toxic Smoke After Israel Strikes Fuel Depots

The strike appeared to be the most significant attack on Iran's industrial civilian infrastructure of the war to date.

By Rebecca Schneid , Kay Armin Serjoie and Fatemeh Jamalpour

Reshma Saujani on Why Childcare Is an Economic Issue

The Moms First CEO discusses what AI means for girls and women, speaking truth to power, and why her work is more important than ever. 

By Rebecca Schneid

How Russia Emerged as an Early Winner of the Iran War

The war in Iran has shaken global markets and caused geopolitical and economic blowback, but Russia could benefit in the short term.

By Rebecca Schneid

Civilian Death Toll in Iran Over 1,000, Rights Group Says

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said airstrikes would intensify across Iran, and that U.S. forces were delivering “death and destruction."

By Rebecca Schneid

Suspected Iranian Drone Strikes Near U.S Consulate in Dubai

Secretary of State Rubio said all personnel were accounted for after the strike, as the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran spreads in Middle East.

By Rebecca Schneid

Trump Says He Would Deploy Ground Troops to Iran

The President also offered conflicting timelines on Monday for how long the U.S.-Israeli campaign in Iran would last.

By Rebecca Schneid

More Than 100 Reported Killed in Strike on Girls’ School in Iran

The strike hit the school during the first wave of strikes around 10 am on Saturday morning, the start of the school week in Iran.

By Rebecca Schneid and Roxana Saberi

How the World Is Reacting

World leaders reacted with a mixture of support, condemnation, and calls for restraint.

By Rebecca Schneid

How Reshma Saujani’s Viral Moment Led to a Win for Affordable Childcare

Saujani stood beside Kathy Hochul and Zohran Mamdani as they announced New York’s $1.7 billion investment in universal care for kids under 5.

By Rebecca Schneid

New Law Puts Kansas at Forefront of Anti-Trans Restrictions

Some transgender Kansans are considering leaving the state after Republicans overrode a veto to pass the law.

By Rebecca Schneid

What’s a Bomb Cyclone? U.S. Blizzard Could Make History

Here’s what to know about the “bombogenesis” of the storm battering the East Coast—and how the snowfall could be historic.

By Chad de Guzman and Rebecca Schneid

Several States Lock Down Amid East Coast Blizzard

New York, New Jersey, and other states have declared emergencies and imposed travel restrictions to try to keep residents safe in the severe snowstorm.

By Chad de Guzman and Rebecca Schneid

DHS Suspends Global Entry at Airports. Here's What We Know

DHS reversed course on suspending TSA PreCheck, which is used by more than 20 million people, after an outcry from industry groups and passengers.

By Rebecca Schneid

Man Killed by Law Enforcement at Mar-a-Lago, Secret Service Says

The Secret Service said the man, who was in his early 20s, was killed after "unlawfully entering" the grounds of Mar-a-Lago early Sunday.

By Richard Hall and Rebecca Schneid

Did Trump Have the Legal Authority to Strike Iran?

As the U.S. joins Israel in a major attack, an expert explains why Trump lacks authority to strike Iran.

By Rebecca Schneid

Pope Leo Will Visit Island Known For Migrant Crossings

Pope Leo has spoken out against the treatment of migrants in the United States several times over the last year.

By Rebecca Schneid

Investigation Launched into Epstein's Zorro Ranch

New Mexico lawmakers will hear survivor testimony to uncover what happened at Epstein's ranch, where many women allege abuse occurred.

By Rebecca Schneid

Young Voters Are Turning Away From Trump. Here’s Why

They helped Trump win in 2024, but young people are losing faith. The drop in support among young men in particular has been stark.

By Rebecca Schneid

Trump Reportedly Told Police 20 Years Ago That 'Everyone’ Knew About Epstein

‘Thank goodness you’re stopping him, everyone has known he’s been doing this,’ Trump is reported to have told police in 2006.

By Rebecca Schneid

Elon Musk Postpones Mars Plans in Favor of Building “Moon City”

Musk has missed several of his own predictions for when his company would take humans to Mars.

By Rebecca Schneid
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