‘Chaos’ at White House: Donald Trump is back on TIME magazine cover and people are loving it!


It’s going to be a month since Donald Trump took charge as the 45th US President. And, since January 20, things have been quite chaotic in the White House. From controversial bans and executive orders to slamming all critics, the first month of his presidency has been eventful and hit headlines — but not for the right reasons.

To mark the first tumultuous month of Trump administration, the TIME magazine is back with POTUS for its latest cover. The animated version of the cover designed by Brooklyn-based artist Tim O’Brien has people on social media lauding. From Trumps’s presidential campaign riddled with Russian connections to hastily launched immigration ban annulled by judges repeatedly, the White House isn’t exactly in the best shape right now. Capturing the chaos and ‘storm’, the new cover depicts the US president with his trademark hair fluttering in a violent gust of wind and rain, while loose papers (hinting at the series of executive orders) fly all around him. But the best part is the tagline for the cover that read, “Nothing to see here”, capturing the very essence and mood at the White House.

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