What does FLOTUS stand for?

First Lady Of The United States

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The First Lady of the United States had paid a visit to a teen group at a health care centre in Adams Morgan and told the kids she has been "somewhat where you are.

D.C. is our community now and it's our home, says Michelle Obama

COLUMN: IN OUR OPINION; EDITORIAL FOOTNOTE Ancient Roman and Hebrew proverbs agree - there's no disputing taste - but when it comes to how one displays one's tastes, particularly when one is the first lady of the United States, we think a bit of discussion, and a touch of discretion, are warranted.

Good taste, seen and unseen

It's a role with no paycheck and no specific duties, but the position of first lady of the United States commands great influence.

First influences: Michelle Obama's role

Fashionistas are buzzing with excitement over the ball gown Michelle Obama will wear as the next first lady of the United States after her husband's inauguration Tuesday as the 44th president.

Michelle Obama's ball gown has fashionistas abuzz

Say what you like about Michelle Obama - and people have been saying a lot about her recently, much of it unflattering - but the woman who could become the next first lady of the United States is not one to duck a controversy.

The fightback begins: Michelle Obama takes on her critics ... with a ...

When Bill became governor of Arkansas in 1979, she was First Lady until 1992 (with one two-year interruption), after which she became First Lady of the United States.

Hillary Clinton

She even wondered about becoming the First Lady of the United States if Kennedy followed his father into politics.

DIANA: THE REAL STORY: DIANA AND JFK JUNIOR 'AFFAIR'

``When I saw my son introduce the first lady of the United States, I felt good.

PRAISE FROM FIRST LADY BUSH VISITS TRANSFORMED SCHOOL