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Countdown 2030

Conversation

For the Record

A new chance to lead through science

Russian opposition leader’s airport arrest sparks outcry

News ticker

What happens to the border wall now?

Space munchies • A dozen bottles of French Bordeaux landed safely back on earth on Jan. 13 after a yearlong experiment aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to see how weightlessness affected the wine’s aging process—and its taste. Here, more giant leaps for astronaut foodies.

Milestones

Conservative Christian • Conservative Christian Russell Moore has a message for believers who also worship Trump

CEOs step into the breach

Biden inherits a China policy with strings attached

The state of feminism

America’s moral vacuum

Our destructive cycle of us-vs.-them thinking

Inauguration 2021 Opener

Democracy’s Day’

A house divided • THE QUEST FOR UNITY WILL BE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN’S DEFINING TEST

Crisis mode • INSIDE JOE BIDEN’S AGENDA FOR THE FIRST 100 DAYS

Move forward, but don’t forget • THE MOMENT DEMANDS BOTH ACTION AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Breaking point • REPUBLICANS SPLIT OVER A SECOND TRUMP IMPEACHMENT—AND THEIR PARTY’S FUTURE

Frayed ties • THE PAST FOUR YEARS HAVE DIVIDED FAMILIES. IS THE DAMAGE DONE?

The cost of terror hits home • AS LAWMAKERS CALL FOR A CRACKDOWN ON DOMESTIC TERRORISM, CIVIL LIBERTARIANS FEAR A ROLLBACK OF RIGHTS

Another shot • INSIDE THE FAILURES OF THE U.S. VACCINE ROLLOUT—AND HOW IT CAN BE FIXED

TIME 2030 Opener • Thirty-six hundred days sounds like a lot. It’s roughly the number remaining until the year 2030 draws to a close and, with it, a decade likely to determine whether the planet will remain fit for human habitation. The search for a path to a sustainable and equitable world has already begun, and we will spend many of the days ahead marking its progress. Welcome to TIME 2030.

The soaring twenties • A cascading cluster of problems requires big solutions. This will be the decade we make them happen

Doughnut city • Amsterdam tries to live by a radical new economic theory

Building a better internet • For democracy to flourish, Big Tech must change how it does business

The vegan dynasty • How China could change the world by taking meat off the menu

A green premium • Where we should spend money on climate innovation

Winter survival guide

Not guilty. Just pleasures

The new class of comfort TV

Reinventing a classic

Joan Didion • The legendary journalist and author of Let Me Tell You What I Mean on boredom, the Central Park Five and plans for Easter