Michelle Obama

Michelle Obama isn't playing around with the 2020 presidential election.

The former President and First Lady, the couple wants to use the "power of storytelling" to promote common values

Imagine Barack Obama telling Donald Trump (under his breath), "You suuuuuuuck." And the President-Elect responds, "You can be a funny weener, can't you."

WASHINGTON (AP) — First ladies typically avoid getting into public scraps. But now, Michelle Obama is jumping into perhaps her biggest battle yet.

First Lady Michelle Obama spoke to graduates at Dillard University on Saturday, equating her struggle as a minority student with theirs. She pushed for graduates to help the next potential class of geniuses by reaching out as tutors and advisers.

Is a pending political battle which could divide the ranks of the Democratic party a very real possibility as we head toward 2016?

First Lady Michelle Obama was giving a fundraiser speech in Washington for the Democratic National Committee last night when a heckler in the crowd kept interrupting her speech. Mrs. Obama didn't take too kindly to the interruption, moving down to talk face-to-face with the heckler.

Saturday morning I checked my Facebook page and saw a post that someone had shared that really caught my eye. It read, "Best Summation of Barack and Michelle Obama Ever!" It's a response to a question asked of Mychal Massie, who is a talk show host and very respected writer...

According to a controversial new biography about the Obamas, ‘The Amateur: Barack Obama in the White House,’ author Edward Klein claims the president and his wife, Michelle, nearly divorced over a decade ago — but is it true?

First Lady Michelle Obama made a stop in Shreveport yesterday as part of her "Joining Forces" tour. It's a program she and Mrs. Jill Biden launched to bring Americans together to recognize, honor and serve our nation's veterans and military families.