Who were the runners up for our 2012 Person of the Year? Malala topped our 2012 short list, read more about the others here.

Have you visited TIME.com this morning?

As of today, we have a new look — making TIME the first global news site to roll out a fully responsive redesign optimized for mobile and tablet.

You can read more about the redesign here.

The latest issue of TIME, on newsstands Friday, focuses on “The Fact Wars” between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. As both candidates prepare to face off in the first presidential debate, the question remains, “Who is really telling the truth?”

Read the cover story here.

As Managing Editor Rick Stengel puts it in this week’s wireless issue:

To coincide with this report, we are relaunching our TIME Mobile app with a new cleaner, faster design to give users access to TIME.com top stories, photo-essays and videos. The mobile app also includes a scanner that lets you access bonus content in this issue. 

Follow the illustration above to access bonus content from the latest issue of TIME.

“You Americans are so good at beating yourself up. It is remarkable. There’s this sense of shrinking influence on the world. It’s not true. Nearly 5 million lives have been saved around the world because of American leadership. In polling about countries that most admire the U.S., eight of the top 10 are in Africa.” 

In honor of World AIDS Day, Bono talks to TIME managing editor Rick Stengel in next week’s issue. Listen to their entire conversation on TIME.com. 

Photo by Peter Hapak for TIME

News is never a 9 to 5 job. 

Wednesday evening, with the news that Apple visionary Steve Jobs had passed away from pancreatic cancer, TIME managing editor Rick Stengel (center) decided to stop the presses on the issue the staff had just finished earlier that afternoon. Staff members poured back into the TIME offices for an emergency edit meeting, which left us just over three hours to produce a new issue, many of us working on the very Apple devices that Jobs created.

Thursday, we’ll announce our latest issue featuring Jobs on the cover for the eighth time.