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How to Tell When Caregiver Stress Is Harming Your Health
15. September 2026 (16:40)
Experts explain the warning signs—and when it’s time to seek help. (Time)
America’s Investing Identity Crisis
15. September 2026 (16:13)
Americans "have embraced speculation both as a way to get rich and as a reflection of their own beliefs," writes Robin Wigglesworth. (Time)
TIME Reveals the 2026 TIME Latino Leaders
15. September 2026 (15:30)
TIME reveals the fourth annual TIME Latino Leaders list, recognizing 13 U.S.-based trailblazers changing their industries and the world. (Time)
Luana Lopes Lara Is on the Frontlines of Evolving Prediction Markets
15. September 2026 (15:01)
At 30, the Brazilian chief operating officer of Kalshi is the world’s youngest self-made woman billionaire. (Time)
How Netflix Star Sofia Carson Brings Her Identity to Work
15. September 2026 (15:01)
The actress and singer has appeared in four consecutive global No. 1 hits for the streamer. (Time)
Mónica Ramírez Is Teaching Migrant Women How to Organize
15. September 2026 (15:01)
The attorney and Justice for Migrant Women founder works in community meetings and trainings to help farmworkers understand their rights. (Time)
Ana Valdez Is Making Business Leaders Recognize Latino Economic Power
15. September 2026 (15:01)
The president and CEO of the Latino Donor Collective is transforming how companies serve their customers. (Time)
Jose Alvarado Brought Puerto Rican Pride to the NBA Championship
15. September 2026 (15:01)
The Knicks reserve guard, who also led Puerto Rico to the 2024 Olympics, is on a mission to be one of the best athletes in the game. (Time)
Xochitl Gonzalez’s Novels Put the Spotlight on Latina and Black Creatives
15. September 2026 (15:01)
The best-selling author and Pulitzer finalist’s characters find their way while contending with the intersections of privilege, race, and class. (Time)
These Two Brothers Are Fighting to Protect Immigrant Families After a Tragedy
15. September 2026 (15:01)
Ronaldo Salgado and Lorenzo Salgado Araujo Jr. are turning personal grief into a call to action. (Time)