TIME spent a day with Charli XCX talking about her new album, 'Sucker'

17 states are suing President Obama over his recent executive actions on immigration, claiming he violated the Constitution.

The New York Police Department has a precise definition

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A grand jury declined to indict a white police officer in the death of an unarmed black man

Tweeters look to show a racial double standard in policing

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Kat Cole says curiosity and helpfulness drove her to the top of her industry

Why Naloxone prices are spiking 50% or more

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This is your chance to draft the next slate of stars

And it could be bad news for the economy

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A perfect throwback to the best Bond car of all time

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Mark Zuckerberg is on a crusade to put every single human being online

A California man was jailed for revenge porn this week

In our annual series of year-end lists, TIME surveys the highs and lows, the good and the bad.

TIME ranked the onscreen figures that made the biggest impact on the news and our lives, featuring Elsa, Kim Kardashian, King Joffrey and more.

In our annual series of year-end lists, TIME surveys the highs and lows, the good and the bad.

Jon Stewart couldn't find anything to joke about on The Daily Show when he talked about Garner's death.

With the announcement of Daniel Craig’s return as James Bond in the 24th Bond film Spectre, take a look back at all the actors to have ever called themselves 007.

Observers aghast at procedural irregularities in Koh Tao Case

NASA hopes the spacecraft will make it to Mars one day

Could North Korea be to blame?

“The trend lines are all moving in the right direction,” says top commander in Africa

New program would allow the disabled to create tax-free savings accounts

It’s more than a diet; it’s a way of life. Just ask a Paleo person

In our annual series of year-end lists, TIME surveys the highs and lows, the good and the bad

In our annual series of year-end lists, TIME surveys the highs and lows, the good and the bad

TIME ranked the onscreen figures that made the biggest impact on the news and our lives, featuring Elsa, Kim Kardashian, King Joffrey and more

He says Ferguson could be a seminal moment for the national conversation around race

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But local politicians have already rejected two proposed stadium venues

Hackers also reveal entire budget for "The Interview" and pay of Sony execs

We know how most people spend their time. What can research tell us about the best way to spend our time?

The Chinese President worries his neighbors with his fierce nationalism, Obama says

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No, the consular staff will not pay for repairs to your jet ski. And seeking assistance to evict a polecat above a ceiling in the U.S. is going to be futile

TIME talks with the man who filmed the fatal incident on Staten Island

Find out why Richard Koci Hernandez plans to delete more than 1,000 images he posted on Instagram

Some say the woman has no relation to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

Demonstrators took over highways, squares and streets in waves of outrage

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Perfectly sensible people will be wondering why so many people in late 2014 thought of the Ferguson case, in particular, as the civil rights case of the 21st century

A large crowd of protesters took over a section of Manhattan's West Side Highway and were in a standoff with police Wednesday evening

Three more women are speaking out to accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault

Well, stranger things have certainly happened

In their biggest quarterly update ever

The majority were killed attempting to cross the Mediterranean

Women have only been shaving their armpits for about a century. Before the advent of the sleeveless dress — and an ad in Harper’s Bazaar for depilatory powder that removed “objectionable hair — American women rarely bared their underarms in public, anyway. One hundred years later, if a celebrity is caught on camera with a little fuzz where it’s not expected, it becomes a news story and the subject of disgust, an unseemly act of laziness or a charged political statement.

Fewer mustaches, but still a lot of donations

He strums a guitar, rides a horse, herds sheep and even does some woodworking

More than 5,400 reported as of the end of the 2014 fiscal year on Sept. 30, compared with a bit more than 5,000 last year