BARACK OBAMA RUMORS & GOSSIP
Obama honors first time WNBA champ Indiana Fever
President Barack Obama is honoring the WNBA champion Indiana Fever, calling the players an inspiration to young athletes - even those on his daughter Sasha's basketball team.
Obama praised the team at a White House ceremony on Friday. The Fever captured its first-ever WNBA title last October, defeating the Minnesota Lynx 87-78.
He called the players ''wonderful role...
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Marathon victim throws out 1st pitch for White Sox
A victim of the Boston Marathon bombings has thrown out the first pitch at a Chicago White Sox game, thanks to an assist from the Oval Office.
Karen Rand of Somerville, Mass., did the honors Saturday before the game against the Oakland Athletics, less than two months after she lost her left leg in the explosions. From a wheelchair about halfway between the mound and the plate she...
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Matt Birk Says He Skipped Ravens’ Trip to White House Because of Speech by President Obama
The Ravens paid a visit to the White House on Wednesday to celebrate their Super Bowl title with President Barack Obama. But a few players didn’t make the trip.
Linebacker Paul Kruger decided not to attend because of his commitment to his new team, the Cleveland Browns, who were holding a session of organized team activities on Wednesday. But, now retired, center Matt Birk was...
Obama gives congrats to Ravens
President Barack Obama Wednesday welcomed the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens to the White House, congratulating the team on its unlikely Super Bowl run - and offering some good-natured jibes along the way.
At a South Lawn event, Obama praised the team not only for the goal line stand that sealed its second Super Bowl trophy but its charitable work in blue collar Baltimore...
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Obama congratulates Super Bowl champion Ravens
President Barack Obama has welcomed the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens to the White House, congratulating the team on its unlikely Super Bowl run.
Obama praised the team not only for the goal line stand that sealed its second Super Bowl trophy but its charitable work in blue-collar Baltimore.
Quarterback Joe Flacco was singled out for being the most valuable player, safety...
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SEE YOU NEXT YEAR
John Harbaugh talks big to Obama
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh issued something of a guarantee during the traditional meeting between the Super Bowl champs and the President.
President Obama’s 1979 Prom Photos Revealed
Tucked away in someone else’s shoe box of adolescent artifacts, there might be a picture of you in garish clothes and with an outdated ‘do, your arm around a high school squeeze. The President of the United States is no different. These previously unpublished photos, obtained exclusively by TIME from Obama’s schoolmate Kelli Allman (née McCormack), show a 17-year-old Barack...
President Obama’s Prom Photos Are Electric
TIME dug up some pretty amazing photos from President Obama’s prom, and they are just perfect. Check out the leader of the free world just owning the photo of him and schoolmate Kelli Allman and a couple of other randoms. A 17-year-old Barack Obama had heading off to prom with a couple gals draped on his arms, bottles ready to be popped behind him, white suit, and that hair…...
DIPLOMATIC AS I WANNA BE
Rodman rips Obama on North Korea
Dennis Rodman has been to North Korea. Barack Obama has not. And The Worm reminded the president of this in the only way that he possibly could: by talking to TMZ about it.
SHORT BUT SWEET
Obama responds to Newtown coach
With Obama in Newtown to address the community in wake of Friday's tragedy, a high school football coach left him a whiteboard message, to which the President responded.
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