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When Barack and Michelle Obama knew they’d be headed to The White House, they invited Michelle’s mother Marian Robinson along. Apparently, it took some convincing, but the “First Mother-in-Law” has now settled into D.C. life. As when they all lived in Chicago, Robinson is a staple in Sasha and Malia daily Washington routine, such as taking them to and from school nearly every day. Continue reading »
Michelle Obama sat down for an interview with TODAY’s Matt Lauer in an interview that aired on Wednesday, and in it she talks about an issue that she is determined to tackle: childhood obesity. The first lady also talks candidly about parenting her two girls Sasha and Malia. See the video after the jump.
President Barack Obama and his family served hot lunches to the needy on Monday, one of several ways the president paid tribute to slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. And it was definitely a family affair.
Is the First Family experiencing a crisis of faith this holiday season? According to Time, the Obamas skipped both Christmas Eve and Christmas services during their holiday retreat in Hawaii — and yes, this is apparently controversial. Continue reading »
So what caused President Barack Obama to abruptly end his golf outing in Hawaii on Monday while an ambulance sped to his vacation compound? It’s incredibly tempting to make a joke here involving golf, a nurse and Tiger Woods but I’ll stick to the facts.
Thanks to Sasha and Malia Obama a turkey named Courage will have a happy Thanksgiving after all. At the White House on Wednesday, President Obama said that he would grant a pardon to the turkey that would otherwise have landed on his dinner plate.
“I was planning to eat this sucker,” the President joked.
Life for the nation’s First Daughters isn’t so different from other girls their age. They go to school, trick or treat at undisclosed locations and, every now and then, Sasha and Malia get to stay up late on a school night to rock out at a Miley Cyrus concert. Last night was one of those rare occasions. Continue reading »
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