Time's latest Trump cover: 'Nothing to see here'

February 16, 2017 22:07

Time magazine is marking President Donald Trumps first month in office with a cover story about the mounting chaos in the White House.

This week's cover shows Trump sitting in the Oval Office, with dark clouds gathering overhead and winds blowing his hair and signature long tie askew.

The cover reads: "Nothing to See Here."

The cover art reflects an article published Thursday, titled "Inside Donald Trump's White House chaos."

"In the first month of his presidency, the New York billionaire has witnessed the lesson of Samson: toppling the temple can be painful if you try it from the inside," the article reads.

The article in Time notes that the "drama will not soon end."

"The past few weeks have been remarkable for many reasons, but without a clear change in correction, more tumult awaits," the article says.

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