Time Magazine’s new cover depicts a bellowing Donald Trump as the flame of Lady Liberty for a story about the president’s deportation crusade. In the issue dated June 23, the animated sketch has Trump ...

Below, in no particular order, are 10 Time magazine covers fact-checked by Snopes, most of which turned out to be entirely fabricated. Time magazine didn't publish cover showing Mark Carney giving ...

In late April 2025, an image circulated online purportedly showing a Time magazine cover featuring Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney giving U.S. President Donald Trump the middle finger. However ...

Time magazine’s attempt to skewer former President Donald Trump has led to a backlash against the magazine in the aftermath of Sunday’s assassination attempt. Time’s cover was designed to ...

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 ...

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In a provocative move that could be aimed at stoking President Donald Trump’s ire, Time magazine’s latest print cover features Elon Musk behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office.

Time magazine’s new inauguration-issue cover features Donald Trump briskly clearing President Biden’s belongings from the desk in the Oval Office with his arm, sending Biden’s signature ...

Like many animated covers, TIME’s were designed to work well on social media. “I tried to make the animations loopable to take advantage of that playback feature on most social platforms.

Much has changed since 2001, when creative director D.W. Pine produced his first cover for TIME. (That cover, for a story about online privacy, rendered a desktop computer as a heavy-duty lock ...

In late April 2025, an image circulated online purportedly showing a Time magazine cover featuring Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney giving U.S. President Donald Trump the middle finger.