The first lady is having a low-key summer as controversy roils her husband's administration.
Still Hollywood-fabulous in her 80s, the actress is now a focus of her filmmaker daughter’s work.
It is on these foreign trips that she has made herself most visible.
“We interact the same way we always have,” she says. “My father trusts me to be an honest broker.”
In Timothy Harleth, the Trumps turn again to a business associate who knows their tastes.
She was the first presidential spouse to delay a move to Washington. Now she’s here — so what next?
What a fiery statement tells us about the first lady’s approach to public life and her family.
They had previously leased the stately nine-bedroom home from Clinton White House veteran Joe Lockhart.
Holding hands or not, the Trumps drew the scrutiny that falls on all White House couples.
The departures of the chief curator and usher leaves a major vacuum at the historic residence.
