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TIME’s new cover: @SachaBaronCohen has spent a career provoking people through his famous characters. As he revisits his most well-known creation, Ali G, he writes about the power and purpose of satire in a new essay for TIME.

Three leaders gave toasts at TIME’s Latino Leaders celebration on Tuesday night in Miami, where they each honored their cultures and the people who raised them

“Balance is not a trait—it’s a skill,” says Dr. Cory Calendine, an orthopedic surgeon at the Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee. And it's a skill you need, especially as you age. TIME editor and reporter Angela Haupt learned what improving your balance can do for your overall health and a simple exercise to incorporate into your week. Read more here:

"I realized I didn't have to win a race to enjoy it or find value in it," writes Nickademus de la Rosa

How Trump could interfere with the midterms on Election Day, and the days after:

Mbappé apologizes after ‘dictator’ Mao comment: What to know about the Chinese backlash

Bolsonaro’s departure comes as Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered a probe into possible illegal foreign financing of his campaign, including alleged links to U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance

Tens of millions of Americans have already cast their ballots in the midterms, offering an initial glimpse into how the pivotal elections may play out. Here's what early voting data is showing.

Right-wing Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled Brazil after failing to comply with a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports

“You had to go to chat for us to do that?” People are reading their partner's AI chats. They can't unsee what they find

Dangerous fungi are on the rise. Here's why:

Jacob Lauritzen describes how Legora's AI makes legal work quicker.

Kai Liu, senior director of strategy and business development at explains why autonomous driving solves problems for Europe, drawing on the company’s experience in China.

Standing on your own two feet might be no problem. Lift one up to balance, though, and you might have a few concerns. Fortunately, there are ways to get a leg up on better balance.

“Tehran remains unlikely to let Washington end the conflict quickly and, fearing a potential attack from the U.S., could itself strike first,” writes Hamidreza Azizi.

'Nocturne' is a slow-burning crime drama that struggles to stay lit

"It is an outrage that the federal government has refused to rule out the idea of federal agents at the polls. In our view, it is part of a campaign to intimidate voters and undermine our elections," write Wendy Weiser and Jasleen Singh

"Remote work holds the potential to improve the lives of working parents. But to do this, remote work cannot just devolve into multitasking work and parenting. And it ought not deepen the isolation of modern parenthood," write Natalia Emanuel and Emma Harrington

This three-part Netflix doc takes an honest, empathetic look at the troubled 'Friends' star

Talk to Republicans around Washington and battleground states about the midterms and their talking points are all but in chorus: the polls are wrong and undercounting GOP voters