We Love Robots

You think Wall-E is cute? Check out this gallery of adorable — and real — automatons

[June 26, 2008]

Political High Tension in Zimbabwe

President Robert Mugabe has bullied the opposition into submission with violence and terror

[June 24, 2008]

Future Sport

Don't call them dweebs. In South Korea, computer-game players are serious athletes driving a sport that is reaching big-money sponsors and millions of spectators worldwide
Photographs for Time by Kemal Jufri / Imaji

[June 23, 2008]

An Urban Adventure

Part gymnastics, part tai chi, parkour brings thrills and discipline to enthusiasts
Photographs for TIME by Philippe Dudouit

[June 26, 2008]

China's Hoop Dreams

Thanks to the international success of players like Yao Ming, street basketball has taken off in urban China

Photographs for TIME by Daniele Dainelli / Contrasto

[June 26, 2008]

Centre Court Catwalk

The world's top tennis players cut a dash at Wimbledon in tuxes, trenches and tutus.

[June 26, 2008]

Boxing Out of Poverty and Prison in Thailand

For some, boxing has become a hard-won ticket out of a life of crime in Thailand

Photographs for Time by Philip Blenkinsop / Noor

[June 25, 2008]

George Carlin

1937 - 2008

[June 23, 2008]

Hats Off to Royal Ascot

One of the annual highlights of the British racing calendar, Royal Ascot is always as much about the fashions as the actual horses taking part.

[June 20, 2008]

UK At Home

Fascinating images taken across Great Britain in a single week by thousands of professional and amateur photographers capture the distinctive rituals and intimate moments of Britons at work and at play.

[June 20, 2008]

The Border Fence Rises in the Southwest

TIME Photographer Anthony Suau tracks the progress of the US effort to build a permanent barrier between the United States and Mexico.

[June 19, 2008]

Anheuser-Busch and St. Louis

The histories of the brewery and city are closely intertwined

[June 19, 2008]

Iowa Battles the Deluge

The beleaguered state fears that the worst may still lie ahead

[June 16, 2008]

Women of Space

On June 18th, 1983 Sally Ride became the first American woman to reach outer space. 25 years later, 40 women have traveled into orbit.

[June 18, 2008]

Iowa's Raging Rivers

TIME photographer Danny Wilcox Frazier photographs his fellow Iowans as they grapple with their flooded state

[June 17, 2008]

On the Front Lines of Hunger

A look at the U.N. World Food Program's efforts to feed the people of Uganda.
Photographs for TIME by Walter Astrada

[June 19, 2008]

A Movable Feast

Outdoor dining reaches new heights: Three companies bring dining back to the source of the food as chefs prepare gourmet meals in the actual fields where the food is grown.

[June 16, 2008]

Access to Life

A team of photojournalists from the famed Magnum photo agency disperses around the globe to document the work of The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

[June 12, 2008]

UEFA Euro 2008: The Group Stages Are Over

Eight European nations are left to battle it out for the right to be crowned the champions of the continent. TIME takes a look back at the early highlights

[June 18, 2008]
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The Life of a Teenage Cowboy

Photographer Kenneth Jarecke and reporter Jeremy Caplan visit with a young rancher from Montana

[June 12, 2008]

China's Sports Machine: Manufacturing the Best

Photographer Ian Teh meets China's new crop of Olympic Hopefuls

[June 12, 2008]

UEFA Euro 2008 Soccer Championships

All 16 teams have now shown off their skills in arguably the world's 2nd biggest soccer tournament, taking place in Austria and Switzerland

[June 11, 2008]

The Very Worst in Golf Fashion

As the world's best golfers start the U.S. Open, Time.com looks at the sport with the world's worst dressed athletes

[June 11, 2008]

Severe Storms Rock the Midwest

Heavy rains strike the heartland, swelling rivers and creating havoc for thousands of residents

[June 10, 2008]

Fuel Prices Start to Bite

Spanish truckers block roads and the French border, sparking similar action in other parts of the world

[June 11, 2008]