“I do believe that people will be able to travel into space that are not billionaires.” Gwynne Shotwell on SpaceX and the survival of humanity on Mars #TIME100Talks https://t.co/guXwKa2ngW https://t.co/YwuqH4sUhu

NASA's OSIRIS-REx probe punched an asteroid in the name of science. Here's what the mission could teach us https://t.co/WCekAgtHWl

Horror films have always tapped into pop culture's most urgent fears. COVID-19 will be their next inspiration https://t.co/2whKpchgKN

"I just try to behave and take roles in a way that my younger self would approve of." @JohnTheCho on representing Asian Americans on-screen #TIME100Talks https://t.co/KFJZGhRrL0

“Hope for historical vindication is loud now but not new,” writes Priya Satia. 

“But the idea that history will judge can be used rhetorically by any side in a contest. Who doesn’t think they’re on the right side of history?” https://t.co/6I2Yg8zjln

With his challenger in the lead and the nation at a crossroads, Donald Trump makes his last stand https://t.co/sDT6WpTA3t

What we get wrong about medieval libraries https://t.co/pT0ehDQbH9

"I've spent decades studying how people build their families. Here's what I've learned matters most," writes Susan Golombok https://t.co/92pd8rUcK7

To help determine your personal threshold and see how you compare to others, TIME developed an interactive quiz that simulates three widely permitted but potentially risky activities: Going to the movies, taking a flight and eating at an indoor restaurant https://t.co/gj7whJbsfc

TIME replaced its logo on the cover for the first time in its nearly 100-year history. Here’s why we did it https://t.co/MuBshmHhBo

This isn’t the first time America has voted during a pandemic. Here’s how the 1918 flu affected that year’s election https://t.co/I6s6pnvMtJ

Inside JFK's decisionmaking during the Cuban missile crisis https://t.co/sMDwvQCGWy

"You can feel the power of sports is even stronger because of the current situation—and Tokyo 2021 will be a symbolic Games to prove that people, all together from across the world, have defeated the virus," says Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike https://t.co/09m7t8SRa1

“We created the things that divide us, and it’s in our power to solve them,” says Sir Alex Younger, who until September headed MI6, Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service https://t.co/c1Lbr8VLuz

Here's everything you need to know about voting https://t.co/IsDGHpIY74

Here are the best politics podcasts to help you make sense of the 2020 election https://t.co/BsJahlCGkW

The rise of the "carebnb": Is this home-based model the future of the childcare industry? https://t.co/5Ky0rZK90P

Review: HBO really wants another "Big Little Lies." "The Undoing" isn’t it https://t.co/KJRqaSSouf

Key COVID-19 vaccine review committee promises science is guiding their process
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Is Joe Biden right that America had a good relationship with Hitler prior to the beginning of World War II?

Yes and no.
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