Malia Obama to attend Harvard in 2017 after a ‘gap year’

 

President Obama’s eldest daughter, Malia, has made a decision about where she will attend college. And she has chosen Harvard University.

Malia, who is due to graduate from high school next month, will enter Harvard in the fall of 2017, the White House said Sunday. She will take a “gap year” before beginning her freshman year at the Cambridge, Mass., school, the Obamas said.

Gwen Stefani Gets a Blake Shelton-Led Standing Ovation at the Radio Disney Music Awards

 

 

When Gwen Stefani took the stage at Saturday night’s Radio Disney Music Awards in Los Angeles, it was boyfriend Blake Shelton who led her standing ovation.

Update On #OperationLafiyaDole By Commander Maj. Gen. Irabor

 

In the spirit of keeping you informed on the activities of troops of Operation LAFIYA DOLE, I wish to address you today given that you are valued stakeholders in the quest for peace and stability in the North East of Nigeria.

Longtime Chef: Prince Fought Throat, Stomach Pains Recently

 

On stage, Prince was still captivating audiences at recent performances in Australia and California. He hosted a pop-up party at his Paisley Park studio, and there were few outward signs in his final months that anything was wrong.

But off stage, something was different. Prince began wanting meals that were easier to digest and was fighting off waves of sore throats and frequent upset stomachs, the musician’s personal chef told The Associated Press.

Kate Middleton Shares Sweetest Photos of Princess Charlotte on Eve of Daughter's First Birthday

 

 

Kate Middleton has graced us with four new photos of Princess Charlotte looking absolutely adorable!

Zika virus: Risk higher than first thought, say doctors

 

The mosquito-borne Zika virus may be even more dangerous than previously thought, scientists in Brazil say.

They told the BBC that Zika could be behind more damaging neurological conditions, affecting the babies of up to a fifth of infected pregnant women.

Trump accuses China of 'raping' US with unfair trade policy

 

 

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has accused China of "raping" the US, in renewed criticism of China's trade policy.

He told a rally in Indiana that China was responsible for "the greatest theft in the history of the world".