Time Magazine International Edition

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FOR THE RECORD

LOAN WAR LOOMS • Conservative groups are intent on challenging Biden’s student-debt plan

‘Epic’ flooding

Ukraine aid package shows U.S. is in it for the long haul

NEWS TICKER

How are companies reacting to the ‘quiet quitting’ trend?

Trump’s trove of classified files

MILESTONES

A missed chance on the Colorado River

Is Boys’ Love the new K-pop?

Mongolia’s leader on life between China and Russia

Inside the death of a rural day care

NASA’s new megarocket is poised to take the U.S. to the moon and on to Mars

A new climate fight begins

Why an Iran nuclear deal is getting closer

The D.C. Brief

The Coronavirus Brief

The stakes are high for Afghanistan’s women

WHAT SERENA GAVE THE WORLD • She changed her sport. She rewrote rules. Her way

GUN TOWN TROUBLES • Firearms manufacturers are stirring up fights between Northern and Southern states—and reaping the rewards

DIRECT MESSAGE • A WHISTLE-BLOWER ALLEGES WRONGDOING AT TWITTER. BUT HE NEEDS YOU TO TRUST HIM

MIRAGE • > SAUDI ARABIA’S PLAN TO GO GREEN WHILE REMAININGTHE WORLD’S NO. 1 OIL EXPORTER

THE REFORMER • CHILE’S YOUNG PRESIDENT CHAMPIONS A NEW CONSTITUTION—AND A NEW KIND OF LEFT

ONE SHOW TO RULE THEM ALL • INSIDE AMAZON’S AMBITIOUS EFFORT TO BRING J.R.R. TOLKIEN’S MIDDLE-EARTH TO STREAMING

IT’S THE CLIMB • Taylor Jenkins Reid’s new novel follows a retired athlete questioning her addiction to success—just like the author

A Gigolo loses its mojo

A wily, wicked church satire

A loner academic, an unbottled djinn, and lots of talking

FALL CULTURE PREVIEW • The movies, TV shows, albums, and books we’ll be talking about all season

Dr. Rochelle Walensky • The director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is trying to change the agency to fix its ‘dramatic mistakes’ during COVID-19