Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and second lady Usha Vance defended large families and encouraged Americans to have more children, pushing back against cultural skepticism and media criticism.

The transportation secretary suggested that the "New York Times," which published the piece, should "goof off" as he is focused on his work.

Now, she’s pushing forward and starring in a revival of the 1978 musical Evita in London’s West End, directed by Jamie Lloyd.

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