Jhourney, which offers virtual and in-person meditation retreats, claims it can help participants reach altered states of consciousness known as the jhanas
This year's list features 12 individuals from across the globe who are working to build a more equal world.
Altman emerged as one of the most powerful executives in the world, the public face and leading prophet of a technological revolution.
In an era when many make claims to sustainability, few are doing it as well—or as stylishly—as McCartney, who has been doing it long before it was cool.
This year's list features 12 individuals from across the globe who have made significant impact in trying to build a more equal world.
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In an exclusive interview, Nobel laureate Beatrice Fihn says we have to build a bigger movement for nuclear disarmament.
In an interview, Oxford philosopher William MacAskill explains what effective altruism and longtermism get right about doing more good with your life.
President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen tells TIME that she is determined to lead the E.U. through yet another crisis.
After decades of embracing pacifism to atone for two world wars, Germany stands to emerge under the new Chancellor as a true global power—with a military to match.
The list features 12 individuals who have reached across communities, generations, and borders to fight for a more equitable world.
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After an intense year of reporting on the struggles endured by people who share their identities, TIME staffers reflect on the lessons they will carry forward.
A health system on the brink of collapse. Thousands dying every day. How Modi's government allowed India's coronavirus outbreak to spiral out of control.
Leading women climate leaders Katharine Wilkinson and Maria Alejandra Escalante explain why climate solutions must center gender equality.
See a curated reading list from members of TIME's Asian community that celebrates Asian authors
Megha Majumdar's debut novel presents a powerful corrective to the political narratives that dominate in contemporary India.
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