11 takeaways from Donald Trump’s low-energy second inauguration
It certainly made history in more ways than one.
January 20 2025 2:51 PM
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It certainly made history in more ways than one.
They included Dr. Anthony Fauci, Liz Cheney, and Gen. Mark Milley.
The outgoing president announced that he believes the 28th Amendment to the Constitution guides American law.
Evan Wolfson and Mary Bonauto joined other remarkable Americans at a White House ceremony to honor their excellence.
It’s been a big 2024 World AIDS Day for the world’s largest ongoing community art project.
The president and First Lady Jill Biden will host a public display of the Quilt for the first time on the South Lawn that people can visit and view.
The transportation secretary has appeared on television networks to provide truthful information after the spread of unprecedented lies.
She will maintain her role as White House press secretary.
Americans have paid more for their medications than other countries for years, but that’s changing.
‘I’m really proud of my position,’ the president told reporters.
He called out the Trump VP pick’s ever-changing point of view and explained why some Silicon Valley billionaires support Republicans.
The vice president is poised to be the Democratic Party’s nominee for the 2024 presidential election.
Democrats must now decide how to coalesce around the vice president with 106 days to go until the election.
The queer rights organization issued a new report that demonstrates how Joe Biden’s policies are exponentially better than Donald Trump’s for LGBTQ+ people.
The Republican U.S. senator from Ohio is an anti-LGBTQ+ extremist.
The former president continues to utter things that make no sense while Democrats worry about Joe Biden’s age.
He joins other Democrats who are concerned about the president’s ability to win against Donald Trump.
Minnesota Rep. Angie Craig is the fifth Democratic — and first LGBTQ+ — lawmaker calling for the president to stand down and allow somebody else to challenge Donald Trump.
The president and first lady spoke at the birthplace of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement a day after the first presidential debate.
Reps. Ritchie Torres and Mark Pocan sent a letter to the president and Health and Human Services Secretary to learn what the administration is doing to prepare against a potentially worse mpox outbreak.