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  • 8 Common Myths About Borderline Personality Disorder

    8 Common Myths About Borderline Personality Disorder

    —Creative Images Lab—Getty Images For most people, an unreturned text is a minor frustration—a sign that a friend or partner is busy and will respond eventually. For someone living with borderline personality disorder (BPD), that same silence can feel like evidence that something is terribly wrong. “Your perceptions are off, and as a result of…

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  • New York Accuses Company of Smuggling Injectable Substance Made From Cadavers

    New York Accuses Company of Smuggling Injectable Substance Made From Cadavers

    The extracted flesh of the dead being used to fulfill the youth-chasing vanities of the living? That’s the crux of alloClae, an injectable filler sold by Tiger Aesthetics that’s made from the sterilized fat tissue of corpses. Despite the product’s grim provenance, it’s become the hot new thing in cosmetics, since it can be quickly…

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  • Iran war energy shock drives biggest U.S. producer price jump since 2022

    Iran war energy shock drives biggest U.S. producer price jump since 2022

    Producer prices climbed last month at the fastest pace since November 2022, fueled by a surge in energy prices after the start of the Iran war. The Labor Department reported Thursday that its producer price index — which captures inflation before it reaches consumers — jumped 6.5% from May 2025. It rose 1.1% from April,…

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  • White House rocked as influential top staffer bolts: report

    White House rocked as influential top staffer bolts: report

    Vice President JD Vance is losing his chief of staff, Jacob Reses, whose influence over foreign policy, insiders say, rivaled that of the vice president’s own national security adviser. Reses, Vance’s chief of staff since joining him after the 2022 Ohio Senate race, will leave the administration at the end of the summer, people close…

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  • 15 Small Ways to Fight Better, According to Couples Therapists

    15 Small Ways to Fight Better, According to Couples Therapists

    —Photo-Illustration by TIME (Source Images: Ljupco/Getty Images, Khosrork/Getty Images) The secret to everlasting love and happiness might be fighting—but only if you do it the right way. Most people don’t, couples therapists say. The trouble is that almost no one is ever taught how to fight in a healthy way, leaving many of us to…

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  • Five human skills AI still can’t match — and why they could save your job

    Five human skills AI still can’t match — and why they could save your job

    Many workers fear machines will supplant them as adoption of artificial intelligence accelerates. But what if people have qualities both unmistakably human and essential to career success that AI could not easily replace them? Some workplace experts argue that with more businesses adopting AI tools, soft skills such as empathy, critical thinking and ethical decision-making…

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  • ‘But — but Iran!’ Trump’s rigged-election rant hijacks Fox News war interview

    ‘But — but Iran!’ Trump’s rigged-election rant hijacks Fox News war interview

    Asked Thursday about bombing Iran’s civilian water supply on Fox News, Donald Trump launched into a minutes-long rant about rigged elections instead. Brian Kilmeade, the Fox News host who fielded Trump’s call-in, had framed the water strike in approving terms — describing the U.S. campaign as an “Anaconda” strategy squeezing Iran into submission. But when…

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  • America’s Go-To Climate Scientist

    America’s Go-To Climate Scientist

    The success of the climatologist Daniel Swain rests on a simple foundation: His specialty has long been how global climate change messes with local weather. Many climatologists focus on subjects that seem arcane: mean global temperatures registered in Celsius, radiative forcing, the reflectivity of clouds. Swain, in contrast, talks in plain English—constantly, really, in interviews…

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  • L.A.’s deadliest day: Lisa See revisits the Chinese massacre of 1871 in new novel

    L.A.’s deadliest day: Lisa See revisits the Chinese massacre of 1871 in new novel

    Inside an unassuming room of the Huntington Library, the Los Angeles author Lisa See unfolded a stack of court records. At first glance, they looked like a centuries-old love letter. The paper had yellowed from age and the cursive was so ornate the words were hard to make out. “This is the case of the…

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  • Far-right news sites see traffic crash as Trump support collapses: report

    Far-right news sites see traffic crash as Trump support collapses: report

    As President Donald Trump’s approval ratings hit record lows, far-right media outlets are experiencing a parallel collapse, with major conservative websites posting devastating traffic declines in May. According to media watchdog Status, The Righting—which monitors website traffic—reported catastrophic numbers across the conservative media landscape. The top 20 right-wing news websites all posted year-over-year declines in…

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