Michelle Obama says 'bye bye' to bangs
In a commencement speech to Bowie State University, First Lady Michelle Obama reveals a new ‘do,' and it’s clear the bangs are growing out.
Two woman helping other military families find work
Two military wives started a small business to help other military families find employment. Full story
Michelle Obama pushes for more private sector hiring of Veterans and military spouses
With the unemployment rate for post 9/11 Veterans hovering around ten percent, First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden called on private companies to increase hiring of Veterans and military spouses. NBC's Kristen Welker reports.
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Johnson: 'Violence will never cease until we find a way to make money out of peace'
Chicago State University student and member of the Black Youth Project Dennis Johnson joins Melissa Harris-Perry’s panel to talk about how gun violence has affected his family and community and how First Lady Michelle Obama changed the gun control debate this week.
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