Trump took the oath of office on Monday from inside the U.S. Capitol as sub-30 degree temperatures were forecast.
Donald Trump Is Inaugurated as President of the United States
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Donald Trump returned to the White House this week as 45 is now also 47. Trump took the oath of office on Monday from inside the U.S. Capitol as sub-30 degree temperatures were forecast. During his inaugural address, Trump opted for specifics on many topics. Following the speech, the president went down the street to Capital One Arena to sign several executive orders including rescinding 78 actions taken by president Joe Biden. Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Paris climate accord, froze most federal hiring and ended what he calls the weaponizing of government.
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Donald Trump returned to the White House this week as 45 is now also 47. Trump took the oath of office on Monday from inside the U.S. Capitol as sub-30 degree temperatures were forecast. During his inaugural address, Trump opted for specifics on many topics. Following the speech, the president went down the street to Capital One Arena to sign several executive orders including rescinding 78 actions taken by president Joe Biden. Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Paris climate accord, froze most federal hiring and ended what he calls the weaponizing of government.
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