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United StatesWorldUnited States & CanadaIMF head urges US and rich nations to rein in deficits as global debt soarsHigh interest rates and fiscal indiscipline in major economies are squee...
Crime in Hong KongHong KongLaw and CrimeHong Kong police hunt suspect who stole HK$80,000 necklace from jewellery storeMan in his forties asked to try on necklace at Chow Sang Sang store ...
China’s military drillsChinaMilitaryChina’s Liaoning carrier heads to the Pacific as US, Japan prepare for missile drillsTiming of PLA naval training in western Pacific could overlap with...
IndiaAsiaSouth AsiaIndia jails ‘cockroach’ leaders over protests against alleged voter roll manipulationThe crackdown on the youth movement activists has sparked a wider outcry over democ...
Hong Kong societyHong KongSocietyHong Kong urged to add online safety briefings, penalise no-shows at public gymsIndustry leader and lawmaker propose solutions after ombudsman probe revea...
SemiconductorsTechTech TrendsChina chip exports jump 136% to US$45b as AI frenzy jacks up pricesICs among the fastest-growing categories in September, underlining country’s growing influe...
Hong Kong societyOpinionHong Kong OpinionOpinionMike RowseIn Hong Kong, accountability must be more than a sloganThe Anderson Road, One Stanley and Queen Mary Hospital cases suggest that ...
They’re facing pollution and extreme heat, but a new study finds that city trees are actually more resilient than you'd think. Here's why.
Citi bank’s David Griffiths, the Wikimedia Foundation’s Selena Deckelmann, and the NFL’s Gary Brantley spoke at TIME’s Executives of the Year Impact Dinner: Tech & Data.
Q. & A.Is This the Beginning of the End of Indian Democracy?The Modi government has removed more than a hundred million people from voter rolls and is cracking down on a vigorous protest movement.By I...
When people travel out of state for addiction treatment, overdose risk is greater than many realize.
Many Americans have decried today’s politics as ‘shameless.’ The antidote, a political philosopher argues, may be more reverence – awe at just how difficult democracy is.
The New Yorker DocumentaryAn Unlikely Taylor Swift Fan Gets Out of Prison, in “Daylight”Joe Garcia, who wrote about finding Swift’s music after a murder conviction, searches for redemption in a new sh...
In the race to power data centers, could tech company cash help carbon-free energy win out?
Tropical storms rarely survive in the cool water off California, but waves from storms far to the south can still damaged coastal areas. And flooding rain can sweep in.
A new study compared the glaciers in the Lower 48 states today against historical data from the mid-20th century. The results show the region’s vulnerabilities as temperatures rise.
A scholar of LGBTQ+ politics looks at how Democratic campaigns in Texas and Ohio are shifting on trans issues and what that could mean for control of Congress.
Storms big and small can produce a lot of rain. What matters most is how fast they’re moving, as an atmospheric scientist and educator explains.
For more than a century, scientists have treated Antarctica’s environments as windows into worlds beyond Earth.
Joshua Reynolds’ 1776 ‘Portrait of Omai’ portrays a commoner from Tahiti as a nobleman, reflecting European fantasies and assumptions about Pacific cultures.