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Michelle Obama recently made a major change to her appearance, and her husband, Barack Obama, barely even noticed it.
Michelle Obama showed off a stack of new piercings—and revealed that it took former President Barack Obama several days to notice her sparkly new additions. “In one sitting, I got 10 piercings,” the former first lady,
The White House criticized "fake outrage" over Trump's post of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama before later removing the post.
In early 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice released more than 3 million files pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein, prompting a flurry of rumors surrounding people purportedly associated with the late sex offender. Many social media users claimed that a photograph showed former President Barack Obama once having dinner with Epstein.
President Donald Trump shared a racist video of former first couple Barack and Michelle Obama as apes during a late-night Truth Social posting spree on Thursday, Feb. 5
A video posted and deleted on Trump's Truth Social account depicted the former president and first lady as apes, set to the Tokens’ "The Lion Sleeps Tonight."
Donald Trump has come under fire for posting a 'racist' video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys on Truth Social. Earlier today (Friday 6 February), the US President, 79, shared a minute-long conspiracy video which repeated the false accusations that Dominion Voting Systems helped steal the 2020 presidential election.
Barack Obama loves him some Bad Bunny — so it only makes sense that he would give the Puerto Rican superstar a shout-out ahead of his Super Bowl halftime show. In a message of support, the Obama Foundation shared a clip via X on Sunday,
U.S. Sen. Barack Obama announces he will run for the office of president of the United States in front of the Old State Capitol building in Springfield on Feb. 10, 2007. (Milbert O. Brown/Chicago Tribune) Here’s a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on Feb. 10, according to the Tribune’s archives.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt previously defended the video, slamming criticism as 'fake outage'