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Who Is Set to Attend Pope Francis' Funeral? Here's What We Know So Far

By Callum Sutherland

2025 TIME100 Summit and Gala

Did Pope Francis ‘Pack’ the Conclave?

By Miranda Jeyaretnam

Who Runs the Vatican Between Popes?

By Chad de Guzman
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The Powerful Legacy of the First Latin American Pope

Francis, who died on Easter Monday, transformed the Catholic Church. He will be a tough act to follow.

By Omar G. Encarnación

Column: Pope Francis Taught the World a Lesson About Capitalism

Pope Francis didn’t just preach from the pulpit—he lived among the people, especially the forgotten, writes John Hope Bryant.

By John Hope Bryant

The Enduring Connection Between Pope Francis and a Parish in Gaza

Pope Francis called a parish in Gaza each night to check in with them and ensure they felt his presence. Now, they are paying tribute.

By Solcyré Burga

With Pope Francis, Biden Shared Grief, Trump Harbored Grievances

With his upcoming funeral, Pope Francis will one last time force the world to take a look at two U.S. Presidents who represent vastly different approaches to the job.

By Philip Elliott

How a New Pope Is Chosen—and Who It Could Be

Here’s what to know about how the process works and who some of the frontrunners are to succeed Francis.

By Solcyré Burga , Chad de Guzman , Miranda Jeyaretnam and Simmone Shah

Global Leaders Offer Tributes to Pope Francis

Here’s how J.D. Vance, Narendra Modi, and others are reacting to the death of the Catholic Church leader.

By Chad de Guzman and Miranda Jeyaretnam

Remembering Pope Francis’ Most Viral Moments

Pope Francis, who died on April 21 at the age of 88, knew how to preach in the social media era.

By Olivia B. Waxman

Pope Francis Dies at 88

The reform-minded Roman Catholic leader guided the church through an era of crisis.

By Olivia B. Waxman

Why Is Easter Always On A Sunday?

The history behind why Easter falls on a Sunday

By Rebecca Schneid

Journalist Fatma Hassona Killed in Gaza

Photojournalist Fatma Hassona was killed in Gaza, a month before her doc was set to premiere in Cannes.

By Olivia B. Waxman

What to Know About the U.K. Supreme Court Trans Ruling

The U.K. Supreme Court's decision adds to the mounting rollback of protections for trans people across the globe.

By Solcyré Burga

Why the Trump-Meloni Meeting Matters

The far-right Italian PM—known as a 'Trump whisperer'—is heading to the White House amid a trade row.

By Giovanni Legorano

How We Chose the 2025 TIME100

Here are the people who we believe most changed the stories that defined the past year.

By Sam Jacobs

Alex Karp

As Palantir, the data-analytics giant that works closely with U.S. armed forces and intelligence agencies, has grown in value on the stock market, its chief executive, Alex Karp, has become the embodiment of a new...

By Nikhil Kumar

Russell Vought

When Donald Trump took office in January, he was armed with a weapon none of his predecessors had enjoyed: a shadow government in waiting, ready to turn his ideas into policy. The man who built...

By Eric Cortellessa

Donald Trump

No other modern President has as forcefully grabbed control of the U.S. government as Donald Trump. Within weeks of moving back into the White House, he fired prosecutors and inspectors general who might check his...

By Brian Bennett
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