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Getty's Moneymaker, for example, caught an extraordinarily intimate image of Trump on the floor of the stage, taken peephole-style through the legs of a Secret Service agent shielding him.
Accompanying his selection as Time’s Person of the Year, President-elect Donald Trump sat down with the magazine for a wide-ranging interview that published on Thursday.
Time magazine described it as "the most iconic" of all Souza's images of Obama. [1] Souza described the image in a 2017 interview as "kind of a grab shot" but that "it just tells you a lot about him as a person that he would not only be willing to bend down like that but have this little boy touch his head".
Time magazine: "The Five Faces of Barack Obama" Family biography of Obama from The Washington Post; The Many Faces of Barack Obama – slideshow by Life magazine; Spaniards to Win Trademark Rights to 'Obama' Belfast Telegraph, April 23, 2009; Obama College Photos To Go On Display by Rachel Weiner, The Huffington Post, May 28, 2009
Trump reiterated his plan to use the military to deport migrants who entered the US illegally in an interview with Time magazine, and said he will push his use of the military “up to the maximum ...
Incoming: A Survival Guide to the White House from Team Obama to Team Trump January 30 Donald Trump speaking at his inauguration Donald Trump: 45th President of the United States February 6 Pink hat worn at 2017 Women's March: The Resistance Rises: How a march becomes a movement February 13 Steve Bannon: The Great Manipulator February 20 Chuck ...
Donald Trump was named Time magazine’s 2024 person of the year and got a glowing endorsement from Time owner Marc Benioff, who has owned the publication since 2018. Benioff is also the co ...
The picture was taken at 4:05 pm local time in Washington (16:05 EDT), which was 12:35 am local time in Afghanistan. President Obama later said he believed the picture was taken about the time the room's occupants were informed or realized that one of the raid's helicopters had crashed. [3] White House photographer Pete Souza commented on this ...