Inauguration News

With the third-highest TV broadcast in history, many more eyes than the average TV show were focused on the Super Bowl Feb. 3.

In the hours following the ceremonies that marked President Obama's second inauguration, the leading voices of the Republican Party made their positions known.

Washington - A liberated President Obama, without the concerns of re-election delivered a strong speech, setting out his second term agenda. His personal agenda includes immigration reform, gun control, action on climate change, and gay rights.

Washington - Yesterday during President Obama's second inaugural ceremony, reports are indicating about one million people were in attendance. This is about half the number of people who attended Obama's first inauguration.

Washington - There are many moments and images from President Barack Obama's 2013 Inauguration that will stand out in the minds of the American people, perhaps none more than when the President took a moment to pause and take it all in.

The White House released the full 22-minute video of President Barack Obama's speech during his second inauguration today on Capitol Hill.

NASA's celebrity flight director Bobak Ferdowsi, the "Mohawk Guy," will march in the Presidential Inaugural Parade on Monday alongside a life-size replica of the space agency's Mars Curiosity rover and the Orion space capsule.

Washington - As Inauguration Day approaches in the U.S., Washington is full of activity as it readies for the large crowd expected next week. On Sunday, a full rehearsal took place on Capitol Hill.

Pastor Louie Giglio, who was set to deliver the benediction at the inauguration of President Barack Obama, has withdrawn from the ceremony amid controversy over anti-gay remarks he made more than a decade ago.

Brazilia - Amidst the tears and cheers, Dilma Rousseff was sworn in as Brazil's first female president in an inauguration ceremony held Saturday.