Michelle Obama

Former first lady Michelle Obama talked about "white flight" during a talk in Chicago today, saying that white people are "still running."

"Everyone was really excited. All the kids were asking her questions. She had a smile on the whole time," said Edgartown Public Library's Chris Look.

The former first lady has repeatedly ruled out running for president but she remains a popular choice among 2020 Democratic primary voters.

"I'm struck by how much of the South Side I still carry with me today," Michelle Obama said in a letter sent out to The Obama Foundation's supporters.

President Donald Trump suggested an investigation into the Obamas' collaboration with Netflix. Why?

Huckabee also praised the former first lady as an "immensely popular" and "charming individual," who's also "very articulate."

"American Factory" holds a 97 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and will be Oscar-eligible in 2020.

The announcement about the series came about a week after Michelle Obama's Beating the Odds Summit, where she offered advice to students.

The former first lady told Amtrak magazine The National that "there are so many ways to improve this country and build a better world."

The former president thanked his mother-in-law for all her help on her 82nd birthday.

In keeping with her commitment to the high road, the former first lady opted to lift up a Baltimore-based group rather than issue an outright condemnation of Trump's remarks.

Melania Trump jumped seven places from her position in the same ranking last year, while Clinton dropped four places.

Former CNN host Morgan interviewed President Trump during his U.K. state visit in June.

Former first lady was tight-lipped regarding the spat between Biden and California senator Kamala Harris.

The former One Direction singer was hit in the groin by Obama during the Team USA vs. Team U.K. showdown.

The former first lady encouraged students to pursue higher education and shape the future.

Fox News host Sean Hannity said he knows "some great divorced dads" during his show after former First Lady Michelle Obama made what he called "demeaning" comments.

"We're in a low, but we've been lower," the former first lady said.

The former president touched on a range of topics, from inequality to climate change.

Fox Business labeled Jussie Smollett's exoneration a "travesty of justice" and sought to confirm conspiracy theories Michelle Obama called in "favors" to get his charges dropped by Cook County prosecutors.

"Do any former Michelle Obama aides know the perps' families?" Coulter tweeted.

Former first lady Michelle Obama said on Conan O'Brien's podcast that she was not interested in partisan politics.

"It's a little piece of home for our new home."

The theme of 2019's International Women's Day is "Balance for Better," referring to gender balance. 

The FEMA money was intended for victims of flooding that killed 23 people in West Virginia in 2016.

While a December survey found that Michelle Obama was the most admired woman in America, she does not want the job.

Newsweek marks Michelle Obama's 55th birthday with a look back at some of her best moments.

"You don't have to be somebody different to be important. You're important in your own right."

The Texas city mayor and her deputy put the Michelle Obama book tour tickets on expenses, but deny they did anything wrong.

"We have a deficit of leadership, and we need new blood," the former president said.