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TIME's The Brief TIME
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4.3 • 75 Ratings
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The top stories from TIME’s award-winning, fact-based journalism, providing daily analysis and insight into the latest developments around the world—all in one place.
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AI Is as Risky as Pandemics and Nuclear War, Top CEOs Say, Urging Global Cooperation…and more stories
Stories included in this episode:
1 - AI Is as Risky as Pandemics and Nuclear War, Top CEOs Say, Urging Global Cooperation
2 - A Few Lawmakers Are Trying To Torpedo the Debt Ceiling Deal. Here’s How
3 - China's Aggressive Maneuver Against U.S. Spy Plane Highlights Escalating Tensions
4 - Twitter Now Worth Just One-Third of What Elon Musk Paid for It
5 - Volunteering May Boost Kids' Well-Being, Study Says -
Here’s What’s in the Debt Ceiling Deal…and more stories
Stories included in this episode:
1 - Here’s What’s in the Debt Ceiling Deal
2 - Russia Launches Pre-dawn Attack on Ukraine’s Capital
3 - New York City Is Slowly Sinking Under Its Own Weight, Study Finds
4 - Scandal Over Son’s House Party Lands Japan’s Prime Minister Kishida in Hot Water
5 - Column: American Health Care Is Broken. Major Hospitals Need to Be Part of the Solution -
The Cover Story: Florence Pugh Might Just Save the Movie Star From Extinction
Florence Pugh is featured as one of TIME's Next Generation Leaders, a list of 10 trailblazers shaping a brighter future. The British actor has had a string of remarkable performances including in 'Midsommar' and 'Little Women' and is on the cusp of a breakout year with upcoming roles in two highly anticipated movies: Christopher Nolan’s 'Oppenheimer' and Denis Villeneuve’s 'Dune: Part Two'. We join Pugh to discuss her influence on the next generation of the movie industry.
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North Korea Says It’s About to Launch Its First Military Satellite. Here’s What We Know So Far…and more stories
Stories included in this episode:
1 - North Korea Says It’s About to Launch Its First Military Satellite. Here’s What We Know So Far
2 - Texas House Impeaches Attorney General Ken Paxton. Here’s What to Know
3 - What Erdoğan’s Victory Means for Turkey—and the World
4 - Biden and GOP Reach Debt-Ceiling Deal. Now Congress Must Approve It
5 - Colorado River Drought Crisis is Fostering a More Collaborative U.S.-Mexico Relationship -
Why Gas Prices Are Cheaper Right Now...and more stories
Stories included in this episode:
1 - Why Gas Prices Are Cheaper Right Now
2 - Column: Why the Advice to Follow Your Dreams Is Selling Graduates Short
3 - Heat-Related Prison Deaths Are Rising Due to Climate Change
4 - What Netflix's Password Sharing Crackdown Means for You
5 - Review: 'The Idol' Pretends to Expose Exploitation While Reveling in It -
Biodiversity Is Nearing an ‘Extinction Crisis,’ Animal Researchers Say...and more stories
Stories included in this episode:
1 - Biodiversity Is Nearing an ‘Extinction Crisis,’ Animal Researchers Say
2 - Column: In the Rush to AI, We Can't Afford to Trust Big Tech
3 - Doctors Are Still Confused by Abortion Exceptions in Louisiana. It’s Limiting Essential Care
4 - The Architect of Swiss Neutrality Thinks It's Time for His Country to Take Sides
Customer Reviews
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Why does The NY Times keep saying Derek Chauvin pressed his knees on George Floyd’s neck for “nearly 8 minutes” when the time was greater than 8 minutes and closer to nearly 9 minutes. It’s frustrating and harkens back to NY Times misreporting of black issues and racist tones in its publications.
Only nuisance, otherwise love this program and others from this outlet.
Great Podcast!
The narration is great and helps me "read" popular articles on my drive to work each morning. They have a good mixture of politics and other news without being too heavy on one theme or topic.
Bias
Some of their articles are biased. Turns me off.