Only at The Washington Times: Reporters discuss the latest news on the 2009 Presidential Inauguration and President Obama.
By JEFFREY LEA — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
Miss Savannah plans to spend this frigid day in her snug apartment, surrounded by friends and watching the inaugural festivities on television.
By Jon Ward — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
The Hollywood stars are out.
By kristi curley — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
Ten Army trucks hauling what looked like small howitzers drew the attention of hundreds walking up Pennsylvania Avenue east of the Capitol, as did a passing truck emblazoned with the words "Mass Casualty Unit." Soldiers in fatigues, some carrying automatic weapons, stood guard all along the roads leading to the spot where President-elect Barack Obama will be sworn in at noon.
By Christina Bellantoni — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
Academy Award winner spotted on way to inauguration.
By Stephen Dinan — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
The license plates on President-elect Obama's limo were changed overnight.
By Stephen Dinan — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
The streets around the White House were heavily barricaded with Humvees blocking those that were for official access and two Metro buses parked in front of north-south routes that are totally closed to all access.
By Jon Ward — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
Incoming White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Tuesday morning that President-elect Barack Obama will call today for an "era of responsibility" after he is sworn in to the presidency.
By Jon Ward — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
UPDATED: At 6:15 a.m., Red Line Metro trains heading from Silver Spring are already packed as they get close to downtown.
By Christina Bellantoni — Published January 20, 2009 Comments
The Huffington Post party is a hot ticket.
By Christina Bellantoni — Published January 19, 2009 Comments
Inaugural committee touts its live Web stream in new email.
By Stephanie Green — Published January 19, 2009 Comments
Hollywood invaded Cafe Milano on Monday night, where The Washington Times caught up with some of the famous faces experiencing their first inauguration in person.
By Jon Ward — Published January 19, 2009 Comments
Vice President Cheney will attend Tuesday's inauguration ceremony in a wheelchair, after pulling a muscle in his back on Monday while moving boxes.
By Jon Ward — Published January 19, 2009 Comments
Obama transition staff who are headed to the White House tomorrow have created special e-mail addresses using Google's free Gmail accounts to work around the fact that their transition e-mails will go dark at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
By Jennifer Harper — Published January 19, 2009 Comments
It's Gaffe No. 1 for Vice-President-elect Joe Biden and his wife Jill.
By user2 — Published January 19, 2009 Comments
In Philadelphia on Saturday, Barack Obama told the crowd, "I will not be traveling alone ... I will be taking you with me." For one teenager from Trinidad and Tobago, it was - literally - an invitation.
By Rand Paul
Obama acts as though we no longer have a Constitution
