Michelle Obama pays heartfelt tribute to Barack Obama following major news

Michelle Obama is calling out U.S. President Donald Trump for what she sees as his failures as the country’s leader in a new video for the Joe Biden campaign.

Michelle Obama opened up her "closing argument" before the 2020 presidential election by saying, "Our country is in chaos because of a president who isn’t up to the job." In addition to going after Donald Trump over his "breathtaking failures" in his pandemic response, Obamaaccuses the president of being "racist" when he and other Republicans are "stoking fears about Black and brown Americans," "lying about how minorities will destroy the suburbs" and"whipping up violence and intimidation" amid

Former First Lady Michelle Obama delivered her final campaign endorsement for Joe Biden in the form of a condemnation of Donald Trump, accusing the president and his allies of “stoking fears about Black and Brown Americans” to win the election. Calling him “morally wrong” and racist, Obama said that Trump will divide the nation irreparably if he’s reelected on November 3. You can watch her full address above.

Well howdy there, Barack Obama! The former President of the United States, 59, was spotted in the virtual crowd that made up the audience for what was game one of the NBA Finals between The Los Angeles Lakers and The Miami Heat. He appeared to be in the best of moods while watching as Barack sported a big smile on his face as the game continued. Other notable attendees included Shaquille O’Neal, Robin Roberts and Dwyane Wade. Dwyane, 38, rocked a Kobe Bryant jersey in honor of his late friend.

Michelle Obama is a doting mum to two daughters and has worked hard to ensure that they were shielded from the spotlight during their dad's time as President of the United States.MORE: Michelle Obama reveals daughter Sasha's unique living situationNow that Malia and Sasha are older, Michelle has been giving them lots of advice in the hope of helping them in the future.Speaking on a recent episode of The Michelle Obama Podcast, the 56-year-old spoke about a poignant piece of advice she gave Malia

change. In 2016, 139 million Americans cast ballots, but according to Catalist, after a jaw-dropping increase of 17 million, about 156 million people could vote in 2020.

Jennifer Lopez is heading to the polls on Election Day and wants you right there with her. The Hustlers star, 50, took to Instagram Live with Michelle Obama on National Voter Registration Day to explain why she feels it’s so important to vote — especially in 2020. Jennifer pleaded with the mothers of the United States to do right by their children by casting their ballots on November 3, doing their part to ensure a bright future for their little ones.

Barack and Michelle Obama never wanted their daughters Malia and Sasha to feel like their life was completely different to their friends during their time in the White House, and they did an incredible job at doing this.MORE: Michelle Obama's daughter Sasha's unique living situation revealedIn her latest episode of her Spotify original podcast, The Michelle Obama Podcast, the former First Lady of the United States chatted to her mum Marian and brother Craig Robinson, about the challenges of

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSnapchat has helped over 750,000 U.S. users register to vote to date — and Snap has prepped a slate of programming and initiatives aimed at driving Americans to cast their ballots.The social messaging and media app company’s election-season efforts include partnering with popular Snapchat creators including Snoop Dogg and Arnold Schwarzenegger to encourage voter registration.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMichelle Obama is taking over Instagram Live next week — with several celebrity guests — for a seven-and-a-half-hour event urging Americans to register to vote.The Registered and Ready Takeover, organized by the former First Lady’s When We All Vote nonprofit advocacy organization, will take place Tuesday, Sept.

The first volume of former US president Barack Obama’s memoir will be released on  November 17, two weeks after the country’s election.

Michelle Obama treated fans to a very rare photo with her mum, Marian, and brother, Craig, on Wednesday and they look so alike. The former First Lady of the United States, 56, was radiant in the picture where she and her equally as gleeful older sibling sat on either side of their mother. Wearing all white the family smiled for the camera and held one another’s hands.MORE: Michelle Obama reveals daughter Sasha's unique living situationWATCH: Michelle Obama launches her podcast and fans can't get

During her tenure as the First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama found herself in a work-life tug of war. She discussed trying to strike a work-life balance in her best-selling memoir Becoming.

The Michelle Obama Podcast is the gift that keeps on giving!

A walk down memory lane. Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s wedding photos are the highlight of our 2020. the former First Lady of the United States took to her Instagram on Monday, September 7, to share a never-before-seen picture from her and her husband’s nuptials in 1992.

Michelle Obama has opened up about married life whilst offering her listeners some advice on relationships.READ: Michelle Obama and husband Barack speak candidly about raising their daughtersSpeaking in a recent episode of The Michelle Obama Podcast, the wife of former US President Barack Obama explained: "You can't Tinder your way into a long-term relationship."WATCH: Michelle Obama on first meeting husband BarackMichelle, who has been married to the US politician for nearly 28 years, was a

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Michelle Obama has given an incredibly honest insight into her personal life in her latest podcast episode.The former First Lady of the United States sat down to talk to Conan O'Brien on The Michelle Obama Podcast, and opened up about the first few years of parenthood, and how it affected her relationship with husband Barack Obama.MORE: Michelle Obama's daughter Sasha's impressive living situation revealed VIDEO: All you need to know about Michelle Obama's podcastShe said: "The first tough years