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Star athletes join First Lady Michelle Obama in high-powered workout session to raise awareness for her anti-obesity campaign.

An Alabama high school teacher and coach made a non-apology for an anti-gay diatribe which included a disrespectful reference to the First Lady as "fat butt Michelle Obama."

From Victor Cruz to Swin Cash and Chris Kluwe, athletes haven't been shy with sharing and hearing others' political views this election season.

Michael Phelps and Missy Franklin might get more recognition (not to mention attention from the president). But Allison Schmitt has been the top American swimmer in these Olympics so far.

President Barack Obama is marking the 40th anniversary of the landmark anti-gender discrimination law known as Title IX, saying it's proved to be a "springboard for success."

Air Force Academy's Moranda Hern isn't afraid to take the plunge headfirst, and that's exactly what she did when she founded a nonprofit to help military daughters deal with deployed parents.

Who is the face of women's sports? Our espnW roundtable answers an elusive question.

Forty years after Title IX was passed, there are still ceilings to be broken, boundaries to be pushed and paths to be paved. espnW and ESPN The Magazine selected 33 game changers, 33 women who will change the way sports are played.

Long before a female athlete can take advantage of Title IX, she has to get on her feet first. As the First Lady explains here, that's where her Let's Move program, designed to combat childhood obesity, comes in.

President Barack Obama discusses the importance of Title IX and how sports play a vital role in his daughters' lives

Michelle Obama played host to a mini-Olympics as part of her Let's Move! fight against childhood obesity.

It's no secret the ultra-competitive President is a sports fan, but he says he especially loves hosting women's title teams at the White House, watching the first daughters' hoops games on Saturdays and knowing women's sports are now second nature.

The Olympic track champion uses her spot on the President's Council on Fitness to push her first love: empowering children.

With big-time games come big-time names, and both the Heat and the Bulls boast plenty of celeb support. Which city could front the best fan squad?

President Barack Obama makes his picks for the 2011 women's NCAA tournament.

In part two of her conversation with the co-chairs of the President's Council on Fitness, Melissa Jacobs sat down with former Olympian Dominique Dawes to discuss the "Let's Move" campaign, working with the Obamas and the importance of role models.