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White House releases new first lady Melania Trump portrait - CBS News
Melania Trump to be first FLOTUS born outside US in almost 200 years - ABC7 San Francisco
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First Lady Melania Trump Hospitalized After Treatment For Kidney Condition : NPR
FLOTUS Melania Trump wears lotus on Day 2 of India visit. Here is the full story - India Today
A Message from First Lady Melania Trump - YouTube
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First lady Melania Trump to visit Wyoming this week
Melania Trump: The unusual, traditional First Lady - BBC News
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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for the coronavirus | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis
Trump Claims Melania Supported Oz Because She Is Attracted to Men Who Are Unfit to Govern | The New Yorker
Melania Trump and the Role of First Lady | Chicago News | WTTW
Melania Trump leaves with the worst final popularity rating ever for a first lady | CNN Politics
How Melania Trump Is Celebrating Her First Birthday as FLOTUS
Has Melania Trump Finally Chosen a Signature Issue as First Lady? | Vanity Fair
Melania Trump's fashion diplomacy; FLOTUS dazzles in white - BusinessToday
Melania Trump, "Gone Girl" FLOTUS: Why wild theories about the first lady aren't going to stop | Salon.com
