man, woman or idea that "most influenced events in the preceding year" chosen by Time magazine
Matt Vespa writes at Townhall.com about a key to President-elect Donald Trump’s political success. President-elect Donald J. Trump is Time’s Person of the Year. CNN’s Scott Jennings explained why that’s…
T. Becket Adams of the Washington Examiner reacts to PolitiFact’s recent criticism of “fake news.” PolitiFact announced this week that it had chosen fake news as the “Lie of the…
Maureen Mullarkey makes an interesting argument in a Federalist column about the ties between the Missouri campus protest and the legacy of our 42nd president. Clinton is hardly the lone…
Jonah Goldberg explains to readers of his latest column at National Review Online why he believes TIME magazine erred in the selection of its latest “person of the year.” Jonathan…
Pope Francis is TIME magazine’s person of the year, but freshman U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, made the magazine’s top five list. The young barn burner is convinced that “official…
TIME has named Mark Zuckerberg, the youthful founder of Facebook, as its Person of the Year for 2010. Runners-up for the honor include the Tea Party, Hamid Karzai, Julian Assange,…
That?s the impression TIME seems to offer in explaining its choice of Ben Bernanke as 2009 ?person of the year.? In an article managing editor Richard Stengel labels a ?magisterial…
We don’t need to go back that far, Michael. Since 2000, winners have included such leading lights as Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, George Bush (twice!), as well as Mahmoud Amadinejad…
Terry and Daren are right. Let’s remember that Time recognized Hitler in 1938 and Stalin in 1939 as Time’s “Man of the Year.”
Fed Chair Ben Bernanke was named Time’s “Person of the Year.” In all fairness to Time, they don’t always pick people that affect the world for good. From this USA…
TIME named Ben Bernanke their 2009 Person of the Year. Apparently, the economy would “have been much, much weaker” without the intervention of the Federal Reserve. Lines like “Now that…
You don?t often read the name Ludwig von Mises in TIME. We can thank Ron Paul for plugging the Austrian economist in his nomination for Person of the Year: Amid…