#BBB NEWS| Former US First Lady Nancy Reagan Dies At 94

Former First Lady, Nancy Reagan, wife of the United States 40th President Ronald Reagan, passed away in her Los Angeles home at the age of 94. Reagan died of congestive heart failure, according to her spokesperson, Joanne Drake.

Before joining her husband in the White House, Reagan enjoyed a ten-year acting career in the 1940s and 50s. After remarrying to Ronald Reagan in 1952, who was then the President of the Screen Actors Guild, the two embarked on a journey from Hollywood to the White House.

The two stayed in office from 1981 until 1989. After the First Family stepped down, Ronald and Nancy Reagan stayed together until he passed away in 2004.

While Ronald Reagan undoubtedly made his mark as Head of State, making major decisions during the Cold War and domestic policies, the former First Lady also formed campaigns that fought for feminism and for drug awareness. She is most recognized for her “Just Say No!” campaign, which advocated for drug awareness and her fashion sense that was criticized for its luxurious style.

#BBB NEWS| White House: Donald Trump’s Comments Disqualify Him From Presidency

Tuesday, White House press secretary Josh Earnest stated that Donald Trump’s proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States “disqualifies” him from serving as president.

While addressing reporters during a daily briefing Earnest slammed Trump saying, “What he said is disqualifying,” adding, “And any Republican who’s too fearful of the Republican base to admit it has no business serving as president either.”

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#BBB NEWS| #KanyeForPresident: The White House Responds To Kanye’s Presidential Bid [PHOTO]

Kanye West’s alleged presidential bid has been the talk of the Internet since he announced his plans to run during his MTV Video Vanguard Award acceptance speech on Sunday night (Aug. 30).

Eyeing a campaign in 2020, the outspoken rapper/producer/everything else ended his passionate address with a bomb and a mic drop.

“As you probably could’ve guessed by this moment I have decided in 2020 to run for president,” he said before exiting the stage.

Now, as the Web does what it does – creates memes, faux presidential posters, and proposes potential running mates – the possibility of a President West has become the subject of hashtags everywhere (see #KanyesCabinet). Word has even gotten around to the country’s administration.