Barack Obama Message - Search News

Barack Obama Sends Message to Seahawks

Barack Obama sends epic congratulatory message to Seahawks

The Seattle Seahawks are on top of the world after their 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, and the congratulatory messages are pouring in from the highest of places.

· 19h · on MSN

Barack Obama Sends Message to Seahawks After Super Bowl LX Win

· 15h · on MSN

Barack Obama delivers strong Team USA message after 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony

· 11h

Seattle Mariners Players Venture to Super Bowl to Support Seattle Seahawks

The Seattle Seahawks captured the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday night, beating the New England Patriots 29-13 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

Axios · 1d

Seahawks dominate Patriots to win Super Bowl LX

· 15h

Uchenna Nwosu touchdown helps Seattle Seahawks win Super Bowl

NFL · 19h

Seahawks CB Devon Witherspoon shines brightest for Seattle's defense in Super Bowl LX win over Patriots

Witherspoon's fourth-quarter blitz arrived like a heat-seeking missile launched under the cover of night, slipping untouched between New England's right tackle and running back on a direct path to Pat...

· 1d

Seahawks win Super Bowl LX 29-13, topping Patriots for long-awaited redemption

NFL · 23h

Seahawks celebrate Super Bowl LX win vs. Patriots after final play

2don MSN

‘I'm so proud': Obama sends message to Team USA amid 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics

Former President Barack Obama sent words of encouragement to Team USA athletes competing in the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics in a post on social media Friday. “To all the athletes representing @TeamUSA: I’m so proud of you,

1don MSN

Obamas, silent on racist Trump ape post, cheer on US Olympic team

The power couple has rarely responded to Trump’s provocations. Supporters said it's an example of "when they go low, we go high."

Barack Obama Sends Tweet to Team USA Winter Olympics Athletes Amid Trump Video Controversy

Amid the intense furore, Obama and his wife Michelle have opted to send messages of support to US athletes competing in Italy following the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony - which saw vice president JD Vance and his wife loudly booed by the crowd - while avoiding making any comment in relation to the Trump video controversy.