The commemorative cover image features at least one cover from each of the last 100 years. It includes every U.S. President since TIME’s founding—18 of them, starting with Warren G. Harding on ...

Trump obsesses over Harris’s Time magazine cover again – this time declaring he’s ‘better looking’ than her - Former president has criticized Harris’s Time magazine cover at least four ...

The last time the magazine used a silver border for a cover that featured an individual was in 2008, when Barack Obama was named president of the United States.” It’s a cover truly fit for a ...

Time magazine's upcoming inauguration issue cover features President-elect Donald Trump briskly clearing his predecessor's belongings from the desk in the Oval Office.

The last time he was president, a Time cover in 2017 featuring his adviser Stephen K. Bannon at the height of his powers — “The Great Manipulator,” it read — was believed to have annoyed ...

We're three weeks into Elon Musk's presidency! Just kidding, he isn't technically president, but that IS what people are saying. Well, Time released their new magazine cover, and it's going quite ...

TIME magazine eerily depicted Donald Trump going downhill on a golf course just days before an apparent assassination attempt at his Florida golf course.. The cover, released on September 11 ...

The cover of the Time Magazine went viral with social media users observing how eerie it is that the magazine on its cover showed Donald Trump stuck in golf course's sand trap. The caption read ...

Kamala Harris is once again on the cover of TIME magazine.But the artwork—a sketch of the vice president surrounded by supporters holding her campaign signs aloft—isn’t for an interview.

A Time Magazine cover on Wednesday depicted former President Donald Trump in an uphill battle on the golf course to assess the state of his candidacy. Driving a golf cart, Trump is shown stuck in ...

The first time was in 1975 when he famously also appeared on the cover of the magazine's main rival Newsweek. He appeared again in 2002 when his post-9/11 album The Rising was discussed.