Rebecca Schneid

Schneid is a general assignment reporter for TIME covering U.S. and global news.

Recent Articles

Protesters Across the U.S. Rally Against Trump and Musk

One woman at the Washington D.C. rally on the National Mall was pictured holding a sign that read “Stop Destroying America.”

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Is Your 401(k) Affected by Trump's Tariffs?

With the markets in turmoil over Trump's tariffs, here's what to know about the impact on your 401(k) and what you should do.

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Why Economists Are Horrified by Trump's Tariff Math

"These are not reciprocal tariffs in their true meaning," argues one associate professor of economics.

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Is the U.S. Heading Into a Recession Amid Trump's Tariffs?

Here’s what you need to know about the fresh recession fears amid Trump’s highly controversial tariffs. 

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How to Prepare For the New Social Security ID Policy

The Social Security Administration has new identity proofing requirements coming into effect.

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How to Help Victims of the Myanmar Earthquake

As relief efforts continue in Southeast Asia, here's how you can help those in need.

By Rebecca Schneid

What Is SNAP and What Challenges Is It Facing Under Trump?

Experts are worried about the future of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) initiative. Here's what to know.

By Rebecca Schneid

Photos Show Impact of Earthquake That Rocked Myanmar and Thailand

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake shook Southeast Asia on Friday, causing widespread damage.

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What Is Happening to Social Security Under the Trump Administration?

Here's what you need to know about where things stand.

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Schumer Says He’s ’Not Stepping Down,’ Calls Trump a ‘Lawless, Angry Man’

Schumer delivered a defiant message amid calls for him to step down as the Senate Minority Leader.

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Trump Revokes Security Clearances for Biden, Harris, and More

Here's a look at the full list and what that means.

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How the Department of Housing Is Faring Under Trump

Trump-appointed HUD Secretary Scott Turner has been reviewing HUD’s charge as an agency and considering cuts to a variety of offices.

By Rebecca Schneid

What Does the Department of Education Actually Do?

After Trump signed an Executive Order to dismantle it, take a look at the history of the Department of Education and what it actually does.

By Rebecca Schneid

March's Partial Solar Eclipse: How and When You Can See It

On March 29, people in parts of the Northern Hemisphere will be able to see a partial solar eclipse. Here's what you need to know.

By Rebecca Schneid

Is Trump Set to Impose a New Travel Ban? These Countries Could Be at Risk

On the campaign trail, Trump stated his intention to restore the travel ban which caught much attention in 2017.

By Rebecca Schneid

Amid Major U.S. Storm Warnings, Experts Share Tips on How to Best Prepare

As a big storm system continues to threaten the U.S., experts share top tips on how to best prepare yourself and your home.

By Rebecca Schneid

U.S. Influencer Addresses Backlash Over Baby Wombat Video in Australia

"The snap judgement I made in these moments was never from a place of harm," Sam Jones said.

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Trump Speaks Out on Recession Fears, Tariffs, and 'Ungrateful' Zelensky 

In a new TV interview, Trump discussed the key topics taking center stage since his return to the White House.

By Rebecca Schneid

How International Women's Day Is Prompting Activists to 'Unite'

Amid Trump's second term, Women's March organizers across the U.S. are prompting people to unite with their calls to action.

By Rebecca Schneid

What Will Happen to Student Loans If the Department of Education Closes?

Trump told reporters that he doesn’t believe student loans should be run under the Department of Education, and offered alternatives.

By Rebecca Schneid
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