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‘First Lady of Technology’ Melania Trump pioneers FLOTUS book with global enthusiasm

Articles / Government / White House ‘First Lady of Technology’ Melania Trump pioneers FLOTUS book with global enthusiasm Considered “Not good enough” for the coastal elites who select covers for Vanity Fair or Vogue, Melania’s work resonates with hundreds of thousands who recognize the First Lady’s insight and charm. By: First Lady Melania Trump’s memoir, “Melania”, which debuted at number one on the New York Times’ Bestseller List, will soon add new languages to the groundbreaking audiobook, voiced entirely by artificial intelligence (AI). Marc Beckman, who serves as senior advisor to the First Lady, offered insight into Trump’s work on the original, physical book: “I can tell you from firsthand experience, every single part of each of those books, every word, every image, the paper stock, all of that was led by our nation’s First Lady.” The new version of the audiobook, which will be released on Cyber Monday, will be Trump’s AI-generated voice in Spanish. In the following weeks, subsequent versions in Portuguese and Hindi will follow, opening up more consumer opportunities across the world. Beckman gave insight into the Hindi version and said, “When we launched the physical book, we had this overwhelming response from India. The First Lady visited India during the first and during the first administration and she’s got a huge fan base in India. So we were getting an overwhelming amount of requests.” Direct approval and insight In May, the audiobook dropped in a way no major memoir ever had before: the entire narration—seven hours and one minute long—was performed by an artificial-intelligence replica of multilingual Melania Trump’s own voice. Released exclusively on the ElevenReader app (iOS, Android, and web) and priced at $25 for the English edition, it was created by ElevenLabs using a voice model built with Melania’s direct approval and oversight. The First Lady, who is the first major political figure to use blockchain technology and even created her own meme coin named “Melania“, has embraced technology, but also painstakingly values authenticity. Beckman told Just the News, “If she went into the studio and just read her book, it would have been one-fifth of the amount of time that it took us to build out this book with artificial intelligence. The synthetic voice of the First Lady is uncanny. It’s perfect. She worked on every single word.” “They’ll hear on the audiobook that every space, every breath, every pronunciation of every single word she perfected through the use of artificial intelligence. Months and months and months of work. It was incredible.” Best-Seller despite snubs from fashion elites The indisputably glamorous Ms. Trump appeared only once on the cover of Vogue Magazine, prior to her husband’s election to the White House. She has never appeared on the cover of Vanity Fair, whose staff purportedly threatened to quit if she was so honored. By contrast, Michelle Obama appeared on the cover of Vogue three times as First Lady, and Laura Bush was on the cover of The Ladies’ Home Journal and People among other titles. The self-titled memoir came out in October 2024 through Skyhorse Publishing and prior to its release, pre-orders reached the top of a number of Amazon‘s best-selling books lists. Landing on shelves only a month before the 2024 presidential election, the large-format hardcover mixes personal storytelling with dozens of never-before-seen family photographs and quiet reflections on her years in the public eye. The book traces her early life in Slovenia during the final decades of communist Yugoslavia, her fashion-modeling years across Europe and eventually Manhattan, and the chance encounter with Donald Trump in 1998 that she calls the pivotal moment of her life. She wrote openly about raising their son Barron, pushes back against what she describes as hurtful speculation about him, and offers small, rarely shared glimpses of life inside the White House. She announced the project herself on X with a sleek, futuristic video and the line, “I am proud to present Melania – The AI Audiobook – narrated completely by artificial intelligence in my voice. A new chapter in publishing has begun.” TOP STORIES ‘First Lady of Technology’ Melania Trump pioneers FLOTUS book with global enthusiasm White House’s full-bore approach spreads to state redistricting efforts Americans still have Bidenflation blues, despite economic improvements going into the holidays Alarming number of Americans, Democrats expect a politically violent future White House trying to sort out what Biden and Blinken ignored in Nigerian war on Christians LATEST EPISODES US Chamber Expert details why Black Friday broke records & why the ‘We Ain’t Buying It’ boycott fizzled FLOTUS Melania Trump’s Advisor & Ad Agency CEO Marc Beckman talks AI & fostering America’s future Peace Through Strength: Victoria Coates breaks down Trump’s foreign policy legacy & what’s upcoming with Ukraine Inside Big Tech’s Power Play: Daniel Cochrane Exposes Meta’s Antitrust Battles & the Future of Digital Freedom A Healthcare Revolution: Rep. Burlison’s MAHA plan blows past Obamacare, puts patients back in charge RELATED ARTICLES ‘First Lady of Technology’ Melania Trump pioneers FLOTUS book with global enthusiasm White House’s full-bore approach spreads to state redistricting efforts Americans still have Bidenflation blues, despite economic improvements going into the holidays Alarming number of Americans, Democrats expect a politically violent future White House trying to sort out what Biden and Blinken ignored in Nigerian war on Christians In off-year elections, Republicans ignored major Trump wins that could’ve changed the night EPA chief says ‘the sky is the limit’ with Trump’s diplomatic deals on strategic minerals SNAP program rife with fraud, disparity and health issues for participants, government agencies say ‘No Kings’ protesters silent when Democrats rule as monarch Democrats panic over redistricting numbers with pivotal SCOTUS decision looming

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Peace Through Strength: Victoria Coates breaks down Trump’s foreign policy legacy & what’s upcoming with Ukraine

On this episode of the podcast Former Deputy National Security Advisor Victoria Coates outlines the critical challenges awaiting President Trump’s second term, including the Ukraine conflict and the urgent need for a credible broker to secure a lasting ceasefire — something she argues only Trump has demonstrated on the world stage. Heritage Foundation’s Foreign Policy Vice President also breaks down the Biden Administration’s missteps in Ukraine, the stalled efforts on designating key Muslim Brotherhood factions as foreign terrorist organizations, and the historic opportunity for Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords. According to Coates, unlocking that next chapter depends on forging a viable resolution to the Palestinian question. You can follow Victoria Coates, this podcast, and Amanda Head on X by searching for the respective handles: @VictoriaCoates, @AmandaHead, @FurthermorePod. Hosts & Guests Amanda Head Host Victoria Coates Former Deputy National Security Advisor to President Trump Information Channel Furthermore with Amanda Head Creator Amanda Head Years Active 1 Episodes Rating Clean Copyright ©

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Inside Big Tech’s Power Play: Daniel Cochrane Exposes Meta’s Antitrust Battles & the Future of Digital Freedom

On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with author and The Heritage Foundation’s Senior Fellow for Technology Daniel Cochrane to unpack the high-stakes antitrust fight against Facebook (now Meta) and what it reveals about Big Tech’s grip on American life. Cochrane breaks down the 2019–2020 antitrust case targeting Meta’s acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, explaining why Judge Boasberg ultimately ruled the company wasn’t a monopoly due to rising competition from TikTok and YouTube. Cochrane goes deeper, arguing that Meta’s real advantage isn’t just market share, it’s “stickiness,” or the way the platform locks users into its ecosystem, harvesting data, shaping behavior, and exerting enormous political influence. He also details reports of collusion with the FBI, Meta’s ambitions to break into the Chinese market, and why current antitrust laws are too outdated to rein in today’s tech giants. With AI accelerating societal change, especially among young people, Cochrane calls for modernized tech laws and urges listeners to take back control of their privacy by minimizing digital footprints and limiting social media exposure. Hosts & Guests Amanda Head Host Daniel Cochrane Senior Research Associate for Technology and Humans, The Heritage Foundation Information Channel Furthermore with Amanda Head Creator Amanda Head Years Active 1 Episodes Rating Clean Copyright ©

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A Healthcare Revolution: Rep. Burlison’s MAHA plan blows past Obamacare, puts patients back in charge

On this episode of the podcast, Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison discussed his proposal for a new healthcare account, the MAHA account, which would function like a supercharged Health Savings Account (HSA), allowing individuals to save up to $25,000 tax-free annually for health insurance and wellness expenses. He emphasized the need for a new solution to address healthcare affordability issues, criticizing Obamacare’s preserve incentives. The Missouri Republican also highlighted the role of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) in driving up pharmaceutical costs and advocated for giving patients direct choice. He believes MAHA accounts could be implemented by March 2026, potentially reducing healthcare costs and increasing consumer options. Hosts & Guests Amanda Head Host Rep. Eric Burlison Missouri’s 7th Congressional District Information Channel Furthermore with Amanda Head Creator Amanda Head Years Active 1 Episodes Rating Clean Copyright ©

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Lt. Gov. Beckwith: Senators defying Gov Braun’s special session is a ‘slap in the face’ to Hoosiers & POTUS

On this episode of the podcast, Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith joins Amanda Head to break down the state’s latest redistricting efforts and why he believes Indiana must act now to preserve fair congressional representation. Lt. Governor Beckwith explains the balance between a reliably conservative electorate and a 30% Democratic population, warning that states like Illinois and California have mastered gerrymandering while Indiana risks falling behind. Beckwith doesn’t hold back on concerns inside his own party, calling out complacent state senators and making a strong case for closed primaries to stop Democratic crossover interference. His message to Hoosiers is clear: stay engaged, support redistricting reform and make your voices heard with your representatives. You can learn more about Lt. Governor Beckwith by visiting his website: IN.gov/lg. You can also follow him, Amanda Head and this podcast on X by searching for the respected handle: @LGMicahBeckwith, @MicahBeckwith, @AmandaHead, @FurthermorePod. Hosts & Guests Amanda Head Host Micah Beckwith Lt. Governor of Indiana Information Channel Furthermore with Amanda Head Creator Amanda Head Years Active 1 Episodes Rating Clean Copyright ©

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White House’s full-bore approach spreads to state redistricting efforts

Articles / Elections / Politics & Policy White House’s full-bore approach spreads to state redistricting efforts The efforts by states to redraw congressional district lines came to a head this summer during Texas’ fight that could result in five blue-leaning seats turning red. By: President Donald Trump’s aggressive governing style has made its way into state legislatures as they navigate the challenges of redistricting in their own states. Indiana is the latest state to examine its U.S. congressional district lines, aided by both Trump and Vice President JD Vance. As the battle over congressional districts is spreading across the country, red states like Indiana are looking at the way blue states have gerrymandered and believe they are not playing the same game with the same rules. “The rules are laid out a certain way, and we play by the rules. It works if all the other teams are playing by the same rules,” but if not, it’s an uneven playing field, according to Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith. “States like Massachusetts are a good parallel to Indiana, because we’re about the same population. We both have nine congressional seats. They’ve got about 30% Republican out in Massachusetts. We have about 30% Democrats here in Indiana, but Massachusetts has zero Republican representatives out there,” Beckwith told Furthermore with Amanda Head Podcast. “States like Illinois, California and Massachusetts are stealing our votes in Washington. I wish we could play fair, but they’re the ones who are not. So until we fight back, we’re never going to be able to have our fair voice represented in Washington.” Throughout Trump’s campaigning last year and his second term thus far, his aggressive maneuvering has enabled a number of successes, like the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and sweeping deportation efforts. That level of savagery seems to be evident in the results Beckwith hopes to see in his own state. “We have seven Republicans and two Democrats and we’re going for nine-zero,” Beckwith told Furthermore with Amanda Head Podcast. Indiana’s current congressional map contains seven Republican districts and two Democratic districts. District one, represented by Democrat Rep. Frank Mrvan, is in the northwest corner of the state, miles from Chicago’s city center. District seven in the middle of the state, surrounding Indianapolis, is also represented by a Democrat, Rep. André Carson. In October, Vance traveled to Indianapolis to privately encourage Indiana Republican legislators to support the redistricting efforts, which would inevitably add more safe GOP seats before the 2026 elections. Joined by Senator Jim Banks, R-Ind., Vance pressed the case alongside Trump, who made conference calls with Republican legislators in the state. The fight is ongoing, according to Beckwith. He told Just The News that supporters of the effort have managed to whip 21 or 22 votes, but that’s a few votes short of the 25 vote threshold, with Beckwith serving as the tie-breaking vote. Beckwith indicated that a secret vote was held in the Senate earlier this week. President Pro Tempore of the Indiana Senate, Rodric Bray, then reported that they did not have the votes to pass the measure and forewent holding an on-the-record vote. But Beckwith argues that a public vote might pass when Indianans are allowed to know how their representatives are voting. “It’s a huge slap in the face to the people of Indiana, because you’re not respecting the Constitution and the constitutional authority that the governor has to call a special session.” “There’s at least three or four that would come over if they had to put their name next to a public vote. That’s the thing that’s so shady. How do we know that these senators, if they had to come out publicly for it, wouldn’t change their tune?” Bray effectively ended the effort by saying his chamber does not have enough votes for its passage. Earlier this week, POLITICO reported that Trump invited Bray and others to a face-to-face Oval Office meeting as early as this week – in an attempt to convince them to join his redistricting effort to give the GOP an advantage in the midterm elections. Roughly 20 other states are adopting new maps or are in the process of arguing for measures to redistrict: California, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Utah and Texas have approved new maps, though Utah’s and Texas’ are currently being litigated. Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Illinois, Kansas, and Nebraska are all exploring official actions, or are in the process of forming commissions to examine the issues. Alabama, Connecticut, Georgia, Louisiana, New York and Wisconsin are enduring pending litigation in their redistricting battles. This summer, all eyes were on Texas as lawmakers initiated a mid-decade congressional redistricting process following a U.S. Department of Justice letter citing concerns over racial gerrymandering in four majority-minority districts. With support from Trump to redraw boundaries, the new maps, approved by the state legislature in August and signed by Governor Greg Abbott, were designed to shift up to five Democratic-held districts toward Republican advantage, particularly in areas like Houston and Dallas. However, on Tuesday, a federal three-judge panel ruled the maps unconstitutional due to racial gerrymandering, and ordered the state to use the 2021 boundaries for the 2026 elections. An appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court is sure to come. Amanda Head of Just The News reached out to Senator Bray’s office for comment but has not heard back. TOP STORIES White House’s full-bore approach spreads to state redistricting efforts Americans still have Bidenflation blues, despite economic improvements going into the holidays Alarming number of Americans, Democrats expect a politically violent future White House trying to sort out what Biden and Blinken ignored in Nigerian war on Christians In off-year elections, Republicans ignored major Trump wins that could’ve changed the night LATEST EPISODES Lt. Gov. Beckwith: Senators defying Gov Braun’s special session is a ‘slap in the face’ to Hoosiers & POTUS Can Virginia limit teens’ social media use? NetChoice argues new law violates First Amendment rights Moms for Liberty CEO: Saving America starts with saving our school aged children from indoctrination Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham is one step ahead, waging new underground war against the cartels Trump

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Can Virginia limit teens’ social media use? NetChoice argues new law violates First Amendment rights

On this episode of the podcast, NetChoice’s Director of Policy Patrick Hedger details why they launched a new lawsuit against the State of Virginia for passing a new law that would require minors younger than 16 years of age to undergo age-verification, receive parental consent, and be limited to just one hour per day of use on social media platforms. Hedger argues that this regulation represents a direct assault on free speech and privacy, comparing it to forcing you to read a book only one hour at a time or verifying your identity just to watch a documentary. Hedger contrasts Virginia’s approach with similar efforts, such as Texas’ SB814 which targeted minors’ access to pornographic content, and highlights a worrying trend of regulatory models being adopted from abroad, including the UK’s Online Safety Act and the proposed Kids Online Safety Act in Congress. You can learn more about NetChoice by visiting their website: NetChoice.org. You can also follow Patrick Hedger, Amanda Head and this podcast on X by searching for the respected handle: @Pat_Hedger, @AmandaHead, @FurthermorePod. Hosts & Guests Amanda Head Host Patrick Hedger Director of Policy, NetChoice Information Channel Furthermore with Amanda Head Creator Amanda Head Years Active 1 Episodes Rating Clean Copyright ©

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Moms for Liberty CEO: Saving America starts with saving our school aged children from indoctrination

On this episode of the podcast, Moms for Liberty co-founder and CEO Tina Descovich joins Amanda Head to break down the crisis facing America’s children — from the failures of the foster care system to the collapse of public education. Descovich exposes how vulnerable kids were abandoned during COVID, why foster youth face devastating graduation rates, and how entrenched teachers unions and political apathy are destroying academic outcomes nationwide. She also details the harassment Moms for Liberty faced after being falsely labeled a “hate group,” by the SPLC and the urgent need for school board reforms, and why parental rights are the front line in saving the American family. You can learn more or even find a Moms for Liberty chapter near you by visiting their website: MomsForLiberty.org. You can also follow Moms for Liberty and Tina Descovich on X by searching for their handles: @Moms4Liberty // @TinaDescovich Hosts & Guests Amanda Head Host Tina Descovich Co-Founder & CEO, Moms For Liberty Information Channel Furthermore with Amanda Head Creator Amanda Head Years Active 1 Episodes Rating Clean Copyright ©

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Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham is one step ahead, waging new underground war against the cartels

On this episode of the podcast Texas Land Commissioner Dr. Dawn Buckingham breaks down the state’s aggressive, tech-driven fight to secure the southern border and the state’s land. She details how Texas is using aerial surveillance, ground-penetrating technologies and rapid-response teams to detect and shutdown cartel-built tunnels before they become trafficking pipelines. Commissioner Buckingham shares new data showing a sharp drop in illegal crossings and human trafficking attempts — even as federal policies make border security more difficult. She highlights the Texas General Land Office’s stewardship of 13 million acres, explaining how the state’s oil and gas revenues fuel public education and why energy independence remains a conservative cornerstone. You can learn more about Dr. Dawn Buckingham on her official website: www.DawnBuckingham.com or by following her on X: @DrDawnBuckinghamTX. Hosts & Guests Amanda Head Host Dr. Dawn Buckingham Texas Land Commissioner Information Channel Furthermore with Amanda Head Creator Amanda Head Years Active 1 Episodes Rating Clean Copyright ©

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Trump Meets Syria’s Al-Sharaa as Faith Leaders Demand Action on Religious Persecution

On this episode of the podcast, Matthew Faraci breaks down President Trump’s historic meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a onetime jihadist turned head of state. As al-Sharaa seeks global legitimacy, nearly 100 faith leaders from Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC) have released a letter and campaign video urging Trump to confront Syria’s leader over the ongoing blockade of humanitarian aid to Christians, Druze, and other minorities in southern Syria. Faraci discusses the high-stakes diplomacy, the removal of U.S. and U.N. sanctions on al-Sharaa, and how President Trump’s push for a “fresh start” in Syria could hinge on one question: whether al-Sharaa will finally uphold his promises on religious freedom and human rights. Hosts & Guests Amanda Head Host Matthew Faraci Founder, Gideon 300 || Senior Advisor, Save the Persecuted Christians Information Channel Furthermore with Amanda Head Creator Amanda Head Years Active 1 Episodes Rating Clean Copyright ©

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