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A noticeable earthquake shook the Los Angeles area early Thursday morning. The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a preliminary magnitude of 4.7 for the quake, which originated 4 miles (7 kilometers) north of Malibu. The USGS reported the temblor occurred roughly

TIME has released its second annual list of the World’s Best Companies, in collaboration with Statista, a leading provider of market and consumer data and rankings. The result of this comprehensive study: 1,000 companies leading the way into the future.

South Korea has given the go-ahead to build two nuclear reactors on its east coast, reviving a project that was shelved by the previous administration, which favored an anti-nuclear energy policy. The government authorized the construction of the Shin Hanul

After Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump squared off in the ABC News presidential debate on Sept. 10, attention has already shifted to when a rematch will happen—if at all. While the Harris campaign was on the

SINGAPORE — Pope Francis on Thursday commended Singapore’s economic prowess as a testament to human resourcefulness, but urged the city-state to extend its care to the most vulnerable, especially foreign workers, as he began the final leg of his Asian

Popular K-pop group NewJeans took to YouTube to demand the reinstatement of their ousted long-time producer by Sept. 25, escalating an ongoing dispute and stunning an industry controlled by a handful of powerful management firms. Hybe’s shares dived as much

The Kamala Harris-Tim Walz campaign should take a moment to celebrate but should not bask in the afterglow too long. Future interviews, upcoming campaign rallies, and a potential second debate will demand her to continue to refine her policy platform

(TOPEKA, Kan.) — Election officials across the United States have issued a warning about potential problems with the U.S. mail delivery system, expressing concern that delays could disenfranchise voters in the upcoming presidential election. In a letter addressed to the

In the early 1970s, programming computers involved punching holes in cards and feeding them to room-size machines that would produce results through a line printer, often hours or even days later.  This is what computing had looked like for a

During the debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, the first policy addressed was one that seldom gets attention in presidential elections but affects Americans daily: housing affordability. “We know that we have a shortage of

Sherrilyn Ifill, a civil rights attorney, is urging Americans to vote in their local elections. “I’m so tired of the magical thinking about democracy. I do need people to learn how the government works, and we have a tripartite system

Every four years, I become a gymnastics fan. It’s the only sport I reliably seek out, gawking from my couch as the athletes perform tricks that seem to defy gravity and human capability. Since my own gymnastics career ended around

(WASHINGTON) — After experiencing the most significant price surge in four decades, U.S. households saw their inflation-adjusted median income rebound to levels comparable to those of 2019 last year, restoring purchasing power for most Americans. The percentage of Americans living

Presented with Signature Partners Barbie, Deloitte and ŌURA, the TIME100 Women’s Leadership Forum Features Conversations with Kerry Washington, Brooke Shields, Aly Raisman, Ashlyn Harris, Valerie Jarrett, Sherrilyn Ifill and more in New York City Event Kicks Off New Series from

Tropical Storm Francine, which formed near the Gulf of Mexico and is moving north, is expected to strengthen on Tuesday before making landfall in Louisiana a day later, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center. As of 8 a.m. ET,