She was 15 years sober. She was about to become First Lady of North Dakota. And not one person in her life knew. In this excerpt from American Recovery, Kathryn Burgum explains to host, Aaron Prager how for 15 years, she stayed silent about her recovery — even as she became First Lady of North Dakota in the middle of the opioid crisis. This clip covers how one interview question forced her to go public, what happened when a thousand doors opened, and how she built a grassroots movement that measurably reduced addiction stigma across an entire state. Watch the full episode https://l.prageru.com/4cZm0X4
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump were seen mingling with high-profile guests, including Fox News hosts and Cabinet members, during Sunday’s IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix race in Washington, DC.
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“I heard you missed me.” Melania Trump resurfaces after more than a month out of the public eye. Jen Psaki has thoughts on the first lady’s notably rare appearances and why she says none of this is normal.
First Lady Melania Trump ended a month-long absence from public life with a Rose Garden event announcing a major expansion of her foster care education initiative, and a pointed quip aimed at the press corps that had spent weeks speculating about her whereabouts. Trump walked hand-in-hand with President Donald Trump from the Oval Office to […] The post Melania Trump returns to Rose Garden after month away, announces $2 million foster care scholarship appeared first on American Almanac .
First Lady Melania Trump ended a month-long absence from public life with a Rose Garden event announcing a major expansion of her foster care education initiative, and a pointed quip aimed at the press corps that had spent weeks speculating about her whereabouts. Trump walked hand-in-hand with President Donald Trump from the Oval Office to the podium on the afternoon of August 20, where she opened her remarks with a chuckle and three sentences that left little doubt she had been tracking the coverage. IndyCar and Fox Corporation jointly pledged $2 million to fund scholarships at Indiana University and Purdue University through her Fostering the Future program, Fox News reported , expanding the initiative's network to 26 colleges and…Open
Senior adviser to first lady Melania Trump Marc Beckman discusses Melania Trump's announcement of a $2 million FOX Corporation IndyCar partnership for foster children scholarships on 'The Evening Edit.' #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxbusiness #theeveningedit #melaniatrump #melania #trump #firstlady #children #fosterchildren #fostercare #scholarships #education #indycar #foxcorporation #partnership #america #families #youth
During a White House Rose Garden event on Thursday, First Lady Melania Trump announced a new initiative for young adults transitioning out of foster care in the United States. As part of its "Fostering the Future" initiative, the White House is partnering with IndyCar, Fox Corporation, Indiana University and Purdue University to provide scholarships, and expand academic and career opportunities for those in foster care. This announcement comes as the inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix race is set to take place in Washington, D.C. this weekend.
