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Michelle Obama Is Reading Children’s Stories To America
Former First Lady Michelle Obama is reading children’s books over free livestreams for children who are stuck at home (and probably for parents, too). “Mondays With Michelle Obama” starts April 20 at noon EST with Obama reading “The Gruffalo” and will continue for the next four Mondays, through May 11.Continue reading // follow @nowthisnews for daily news videos & more
Michelle Obama ‘Becoming’ Doc Is Coming To Netflix
A documentary chronicling Michelle Obama’s book tour of her best-selling memoir Becoming will soon be available on Netflix. The former First Lady and the streaming service announced the upcoming documentary on Monday.Continue reading // follow @nowthisnews for daily news videos & more
The White House has released their official Christmas playlist, Holidays with the Obamas!
Curated by POTUS and FLOTUS themselves.
Michelle Obama discusses race in America while speaking at the Tuskegee University commencement.
Michelle Obama released a video showing off her top 5 favorite workouts as part of her #gimmefive campaign.
The Obamas cashed this high school civics town hall to congratulate and encourage young people to stay engaged amid the pandemic
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Michelle Obama announced her support Monday for expanded voter access via voting by mail, early in-person voting, and online voter registration as the spread of coronavirus forces delays in primaries and threatens public health. Read more
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Hillary Clinton channeling her Michelle Obama in 1993.
FLOTUS enamored by Harrison Ford’s presence at the screening of 42 - a biopic about baseball legend Jackie Robinson.
Yesterday, Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States and Kamala Harris was sworn in as the 49th Vice President of the United States—making history for being the first woman, the first Black American, and the first South Asian American to fill the role.