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Fox NewsVice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance welcomed their third son, Alec Neel Vance, over the weekend. The vice president will not take paternity leave and plans to continue working from home while balancing campaign duties.
Vice President JD Vance and his family are exploring a rural property lease in Middleburg, Virginia, about 45 miles from Washington. The search coincides with second lady Usha Vance's expected delivery of their fourth child later this month. Washington Examiner reported the devel…
stylecaster.comPresident Donald Trump appeared on second lady Usha Vance’s podcast Friday and read a children’s book about former presidents’ sports. He commented on William Howard Taft’s size and his own measurements. The episode was released ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary.
foxnews.comThe president appeared on Second Lady Usha Vance’s Storytime podcast and said he mostly reads stories about himself. The episode was recorded in the Oval Office and released Friday.
thecut.comUsha Vance posted on social media about the cost of a coral maternity dress featured in coverage of pregnancies among women connected to the administration. She and her husband also commented on the dress price and upcoming birth.
The IndependentUsha Vance posted on social media after a fashion critic examined the clothing she wore during a podcast interview. The article linked the outfits of several women associated with the administration to its family policy priorities.
dailycaller.comVice President JD Vance joined Second Lady Usha Vance on her podcast to discuss his duties, family reading habits, and read Winnie-the-Pooh. The episode is scheduled to air Sunday morning.
Fox NewsUsha Vance said the 2025 assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk influenced discussions with her husband about having another child. The couple announced the pregnancy in January and expect a boy in July.
nbcnews.comSecond lady Usha Vance expands her summer reading program nationwide with school and library partnerships. Participants who read 12 books can win a White House visit.