Inauguration 2013
Obama: 'America's possibilities are limitless'
In his inaugural address, President Obama noted the country's continuing economic struggles and said that America can't succeed when only a few at the top do well. The country's prosperity must rest on a rising middle class. Full Story
Presidents and God
When it comes to celebrating the start of a
president's term, God has played a role in nearly
every inauguration since George Washington. Full Story
The Inaugural Balls
Photos from the 2013 Inaugural Balls. Full Story
Inauguration Day by the numbers
Here's a breakdown of
Inauguration Day by the numbers.
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Images of the 2013 inauguration
Photos of President Barack Obama's second
inauguration from the ceremonial swearing-in to the frosty crowds. Full Story
Obamas mark first lady's birthday dining Italian
President Obama fetes first lady for 49th birthday at dinner at Georgetown Italian restaurant
Obama inauguration playlist: Beyonce, Wonder, fun.
Obama's inauguration playlist includes Beyonce, Stevie Wonder, James Taylor, Usher, fun.
By the numbers: Obama's second-term inauguration
By the numbers: Obama's inauguration smaller than last time, but still a grand affair
Obama names 8 citizens to highlight his successes
Obama chooses 8 as inauguration 'citizen co-chairs' to highlight his 1st term accomplishments
Metro to sell Inauguration Day passes this weekend
Metro to sell commemorative Inauguration Day passes at 9 stations on Sunday
Inaugural transit options all have drawbacks
Unlike 2009, driving is an option on Inauguration Day, but mass transit encouraged
Professional tips: Personalize your photos on Inauguration Day
If you hope your Inauguration Day photographs will be more than snapshots of companions mugging at your smartphone, a Washington-based photojournalist suggests shooting the unexpected.
Online auctions cancelled for inauguration tickets
Senator: Craigslist, eBay agree to stop scalpers from selling inaugural tickets
Metro won't stay open late for unofficial inaugural balls
Despite late night unofficial inaugural balls, Metro won't run late.
Presidents and God: Religion's role in inauguration
The separation of church and state is unique to American democracy, but when it comes to celebrating the start of a president's term, God has played a role in nearly every inauguration since George Washington. And President Obama's second swearing-in will be no different.
Michelle Obama lets wardrobe take back seat
Michelle Obama has made enough smart fashion choices that they're hardly questioned anymore
Second inaugurations are usually smaller
Monday's inauguration is expected to be both smaller and less expensive than President Obama's first swearing in four years ago.
Stylists forecast fashion trends at inaugural balls and parties
Washington fashion experts predict peplums, and Grecian goddess one- shoulder necklines will be popular among women ballgoers, while men will sport slim-cut tuxedos with a pop of color at inaugural parties this weekend.
Celeb birthdays for the week of Jan. 20-26
Celebrity birthdays for the week of Jan. 20-26
Tight security, protests expected at inauguration
Even with much smaller crowd, inauguration to involve tight security and demonstrations
Banderas, Dawson join Latino inaugural in DC
Antonio Banderas, Rosario Dawson to join Latino salute to Obama; Julian Castro to speak
Inauguration to be platform for DC statehood
DC officials will use reviewing stand for inauguration to promote statehood cause
Episcopal priest chosen for inaugural benediction
Episcopal priest to give inaugural benediction; Atlanta pastor had bowed out over gay views
Inauguration to be platform for DC statehood
District of Columbia officials are using Inauguration Day to call attention to the District's lack of statehood and congressional representation.
Tight security, protests expected at inauguration
Tea party fervor has surged and waned in the past four years, Occupy encampments are long gone from parks in the nation's capital, and the crowd for President Barack Obama's second inauguration figures to be significantly smaller than the record-breaking turnout of 2009.




