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The shortlist of candidates for TIME’s 2020 Person of the Year was announced Thursday morning during NBC’s Today show. Four candidates are being considered by TIME for this year’s selection of the person who affected the news or our lives the most.
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Time Magazine has named it's very first "Kid of the Year" to grace the cover of its latest issue, and she is 15-year-old Gitanjali Rao, of Lone Tree, Colorado.
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When it comes to being the world's biggest loser, our Twitter-in-chief has come out on top again, and it's all thanks to his so-called War Room photoshopping his head on top of the Time Person of the Year's body.
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On November 24, President Donald Trump tweeted that he had turned down Time Magazine's offer for the 2017 "Person of the Year" title.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew has said that if Japan wanted to let the world know it was making an economic comeback, electing Shinzo Abe as Prime Minister was the right move. After fighting his way back from a serious illness in 2007, he has changed Japan.
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TIME magazine editor Fareed Zakaria has compared Nelson Mandela with George Washington and caused uproar for his insensitive words.
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The Syrian rebel commander branded a "cannibal" after video footage emerged of him biting into a dead regime soldier's heart, has defended his actions as revenge for regime atrocities.
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In only 30 years, great glaciers have retreated and a lake that was once the world’s fourth largest has all but dried up. For the first time ever, the human impact on the face of earth as seen from space is on full view, and it is not a pretty picture.
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The Internet successfully trolled North Korea’s supreme leader this week by voting him to the top of Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” list.
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As Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke has made the short list for TIME's Person of the Year for 2012, conservatives are quick to attack the nomination.
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With recent talks about the nanny profession, Ai-Jen Poo, the director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance and one of the 2012 TIME 100, gives an in-depth look in the world of domestic workers in the US.
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) says that the US could be energy independent in a few decades; but, that is met with skepticism as others give differing views and reasons.
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For those that have at least $1 billion to blow, the municipal government of Izumisano is offering the city's naming rights for at least that amount.
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Arron Sorkin who is the director and creator of the HBO television series faces his critics as they question his reasoning behind the show.
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Each year the public gets the chance to vote for the person they consider most influential. Anonymous, while not a "person" per se, is ahead of reddit in the popular annual Time 100 poll, with announcements of the winner to be made on April 17.
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The company's general manager is leading the Time 100 poll. Its users take real-world action for charitable causes. It also attracts more than 2 billion pageviews monthly. Find out why reddit will continue to be one of the most influential forces online.
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Anders Behring Breivik could find himself sent to a posh prison where inmates are provided with private rooms with bath, flat screen TVs, mini-fridges and have the opportunity to take cooking and drawing classes thanks to Norway's ideas on rehabilitation.
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Time Magazine has recently released a list of the ten dirtiest cities in America, which hearkens to what citizens value in various regions of the country and what the culture decides takes critical importance in how money is spent as well.
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The controversial fast-growing transgenic Atlantic salmon produced by AquaBounty Technologies has been included in a list of the 50 best inventions of 2010 in the on-line version of Time Magazine.
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A 19 year old Afghan girl, Bibi Aisha, who was left mutilated by her husband was at the “Art of Humanity Gala” in Los Angeles recently. While she is in the United States she will undergo reconstructive surgery.
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Time Magazine has listed Manny Pacquiao as one of the top 200 most influential people, ranking no.16 in the list along with US president Barack Obama who ranked no 11 on the magazine's list.
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The November issue of Time Magazine Asia edition features Filipino boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao in its cover. Pacquiao graces five pages of the magazine which will hit the streets and newstands this weekend.
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Manny Pacquiao is flying to New York next Friday to receive an award from the Boxing Writers Association of America where he will receive an award as 'Fighter of the Year'. He will also appear on CBS Morning Show for Time's Top 100 Influential people.
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In something that should be a complete shocker, the winner of TIME’s third annual 100 poll is not who you would think it is. It is a person one would least expect. The winner is “moot,” founder of 4chan.org.
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Some people will take a bull by the horns. Some will grab whatever other parts of its anatomy happen to be available. There’s a lady called Hara Estroff Marano, who’s been picking apart the obsessive, “smothering”, childhoods created by parents.
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TIME was the first to start hitting the sacred cash cow known as the Church of Scientology in 1991. Its expose remains as a current article, a primer about the issues. Scientology continues to make headlines, the story is as relevant as ever.
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Time Magazine might have chosen Russia's current president Vladimir Putin as 'Person of the Year' today, but in Russia, the Putin-Medvedev 'Dream Team' is all the rage. The business world is also happy about Russia's prospects under a possible Medvedev -
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Who would you pick if it were up to you to choose the person of the year? An exceptional journalist risking his life to cover war, a heroic soldier, a local hero who saved lives, none of the above? Would it be Vladimir Putin?
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In April when radio legend Don Imus was fired, Time Magazine ran his photo on the cover and dedicated a significant part of the issue discussing the Hall of Famer's downfall.
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It's the one gadget the world has heard more about than anything: The Apple iPhone. In their annual award to a product that has stood out, Time magazine has given Apple's handheld the organization's prestigious Gadget of the Year award.
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The Informers: Edward Snowden covers Time Magazine's June issue Illustration: Joe Magee / Digital Journal
Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was murdered in October at his country's Istanbul consulate, was named Time magazine's "Person of the Year". DJC
The latest issue of Time magazine features Hillary Clinton on the cover with horns. The letter “M” in Time’s masthead forms what look like horns on the former secretary of state’s head. TIME magazine
Caritas Bangladesh and UNICEF arranged technical education program for Bangladeshi poor children.
Exceptional leadership is what made the ultimate Kid of the Year, 15-year-old scientist and inventor Gitanjali Rao, stand out. Time USA LLC.
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