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Another milestone

CONVERSATION

TEXAS-SIZE TENT • James Talarico’s bid for a coalition big enough to elect a Democrat in the Lone Star State

Trump accused of overstepping in Brazil

What does Meta’s AI agent Muse know about you?

MILESTONES

Burning anger

What to say to someone who is dying • Sydney Mishkin’s father had Stage IV sarcoma for seven years. In the weeks before he died, she searched old texts and listened to his voicemails, trying to identify the words she might regret leaving unsaid. A week before his death, she told him, “There’s nothing I’ve ever wanted to say and didn’t.” Though weak, he answered, “I could not ask for a better daughter.” Within days, he could no longer speak. The exchange was meaningful—but Mishkin worried she had asked too much of him. “How do you sum up a lifetime of loving somebody into a sentence or two?” she says. According to people who spend their careers alongside the dying, you don’t have to. Certain words can bring comfort and help both of you find peace. But there’s no perfect script—and your presence may matter most.

THE ONLY WAY FORWARD

The Risk Report

Health Matters

The Cornell case calls for more than outrage

What Trump Has Built • An interview with the President at a pivotal moment in his second term

Apple's New Era Unfolds • John Ternus took over as Apple's CEO in September after 25 years at the company

Gear for a more broadly imagined adventurer

His Excellence • Back-to-back MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander could lead the NBA's next dynasty

CARRIE NATION • Stephen King’s oft-adapted horror classic finds a new monster—and it’s everyone

The woman who unmasked Facebook

TIME OFF REVIEWS

Omar Sy • The star of Lupin talks to TIME France about the return of his hit show, watching French politics from afar, and the moments when life echoes art