Time magazine

Time has been naming the year's most influential people since it chose aviator Charles Lindbergh in 1927.

The rapper and CEO have shown mutual admiration each other publicly many times over the past five years.

The first lady's spokesperson said Friday that Barron Trump is "a 13-year-old who wants and deserves privacy," not an activist.

After President Trump sparred yet again with environmentalist Greta Thunberg on Twitter, President Trump's reelection campaign posted a photoshopped picture of his head on Thunberg's body to drive text signups.

"She reminds all of us that even while greed and corruption slow our progress, even while armies of lobbyists swarm Washington, in our democracy, true power still rests with the people," Warren wrote.

Making short films to appear before the feature presentation was Shirley Temple's first break.

A 2007 biography of Billy Graham explores his love for people and leadership.

As the reckoning around sexual harassment continues, Swift's complicated feminism has prompted a backlash.

Like it or not, Kim Jong Un has had a huge impact on global affairs in 2017.

Trump seems to have a particular fascination with how many times he has actually been on the cover of the magazine.

Merkel has been the chancellor of Germany for 10 years.

She becomes the first female African-American dancer to make principal at American Ballet Theatre.

Tal Fortgang's manifesto about refusing to atone for his privilege would have probably gone unnoticed nationally if it weren't for TIME

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