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A wave of new bills threatens trans youth

At the front with Ukraine’s President

Why did the U.S. pause vaccinations with J&J shots?

Paying tribute • The U.K. recently unveiled a £50 banknote featuring mathematician Alan Turing, who cracked a Nazi code during World War II but was later prosecuted for being gay. Here, other countries honoring previously persecuted figures on their currencies.

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American crucible

Milestones

Optimism is in the air

Troubling times for Northern Ireland

A service presidency

How a puppy saved my grieving family

4 prescriptions for a more sustainable 2030 • January brought the launch of TIME 2030, a decade-long reporting project spotlighting the ideas and innovations driving progress toward a more sustainable and equitable world. We convened a range of leaders from around the globe to help steer our coverage, and for this climate-focused issue, we invited four major thinkers on sustainability to join the 2030 committee: environmentalist Ma Jun; activist Vanessa Nakate, founder of Africa’s Rise Up climate movement; former EPA administrator Lisa P. Jackson; and corporate leader Paul Polman. Here, each offers a solution to a major problem we must solve before the end of the decade.

The lifesaving factory • BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE GERMAN FACILITIES MAKING COVID-19 VACCINES FOR THE WORLD

American quandary • Conspiracy theorists are winning local elections. Communities are struggling to fight back

The new recruits • Law-enforcement agencies are struggling to get people of color to join police forces. So one HBCU launched its own academy

Going it alone • Being single was just a part of their lives before the pandemic. Then it became the defining one

Climate is Everything Opener • As the world emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s becoming clear: in every aspect of what comes next—how we plan, build, sell, educate, legislate, move, create—the shared ingredient is addressing climate change

Force of nature • The pandemic remade the economy. Now, it’s the climate’s turn

A crisis in leadership • WOMEN’S VOICES NEED TO BE AT THE CENTER OF CLIMATE DISCUSSIONS

The ninth circle of corporate irresponsibility • REASSESSING THE IMPACT BUSINESSES HAVE ON THE PLANET

Deep waters • Flooding in Kenya is turning thousands of residents into climate migrants. Can cities cope with the influx?

Climate 101 • The subject is finding its way into unexpected corners of the academic world

Toward a shared space • LEARNING TO DISMANTLE RIGID FORMS OF INDIVIDUALITY WILL DELIVER US BACK TO THE WORLD

Climate’s home front • Americans keep buying houses at risk of fire and flood. What happens to the economy when their values plummet?

A new narrative • COVID-19 HAS SHOWN HOW DRAMATICALLY WE CAN SHIFT GEARS

When the rain stops • Washington is a writer from Houston and the author of Lot (2019) and Memorial (2020). He wrote this work of fiction for TIME.

The year the Oscars came down to earth

The radical honesty of celebrity memoirs

When talking heads stop making sense

Jon Batiste • The Late Show bandleader on composing for the movie Soul, his new genre-crossing album and learning from Stevie Wonder