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person of the year

Here’s How ‘Time’ Magazine Chose Its 2018 Person of the Year

When choosing its 2018 Person of the Year, 'Time' magazine editors realized the common thread was the "increasingly slippery slope of truth."
By Helen Holmes
What horse? Serena Williams was the queen of sports this year. (Photo: Twitter)

Twitter Is Mad That a Horse Wasn’t Named Sports Illustrated’s Person of the Year

Serena Williams was Sports Illustrated's choice, but many on Twitter thought American Pharaoh should've received the honor instead.
By John Bonazzo
MANCHESTER, NH - NOVEMBER 29: Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders speaks at the Jefferson Jackson Dinner at the Radisson Hotel November 29, 2015 in Manchester, New Hampshire. The dinner is held annually by the New Hampshire Democratic Party. (Photo by Darren McCollester/Getty Images)

‘TIME’ ‘Person of the Year’ Snubs Bernie Sanders for Donald Trump

Sanders supporters should retaliate with a massive wave of small donations to his campaign.
By Brent Budowsky

<em>Time</em> Names Barack Obama ‘Person of the Year’

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
One of the Internet's most prolific Kim Jong Un memes. (Photo: 1mut)

Kim Jong-Un Wins Time’s Person of the Year Reader Poll With a Little Help from 4chan

By Jessica Roy
(Photo: Imgur)

Kim Jong Un Is the New Moot: 4Chan Wants to Make the North Korean Leader Time’s Person of the Year

By Jessica Roy
Dr. Anita Hill with a bunch of white guys.

'Time's Person of the Year Panelists Debate: Steve Jobs, Arab Spring, or Other?

By Drew Grant

‘SNL’ Takes on Zuckerberg, Assange and Time [Watch]

By Observer Staff

Time Chooses Mark Zuckerberg Over Julian Assange For Person Of The Year

By Observer Staff
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