President-elect Donald Trump will be sworn into the White House on Inauguration Day for his second term on January 20, 2025. ... The inauguration parade has been moved to Capital One Arena.

WASHINGTON — For the first since 1985, the president's inaugural parade will be held inside. The parade, which has followed the presidential entourage down Pennsylvania Avenue as far back as ...

Inauguration Day will be filled with ceremonies and events, among them, the traditional Presidential Parade. The parade is set to feature nearly 7,500 participants from 23 states, according to the ...

President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration is today and part of the pomp will be the presidential parade. More than 7,000 participants from 23 states are slated to participate in the presidential ...

No official time had been given, but the inaugural parade is anticipated to start mid- to late- afternoon after the president leaves the U.S. Capital By NBC New York Staff • Published January 20 ...

Vice President JD Vance, left, President Donald Trump, right, and Vance's son Vivek attend at an indoor Presidential Inauguration parade event in Washington on Jan. 20, 2025.

LANHAM, Md. — Saws are buzzing in the cavernous warehouse where a Maryland company is fast at work on making parade floats it has provided for presidential inaugurations since Harry Truman's in ...

Inauguration Day: Parade Route The 2025 inaugural Parade is a progression of the newly sworn-in president, vice president and their families. After the swearing-in ceremony, a luncheon will be ...

President-elect Donald Trump will once again take the oath of office later today. Here's how to watch, stream Inauguration Day ceremonies ...

Inauguration Day will be filled with ceremonies and events, among them, the traditional Presidential Parade. The parade is set to feature nearly 7,500 participants from 23 states, according to the ...

Donald Trump is not the only president to move his inauguration indoors because of frigid conditions. ... and the inaugural parade—featuring an Alaskan dogsled pulled by 21 huskies—was cancelled.

Lincoln’s second inauguration in 1865 marked the first time Black Americans formally participated in the inaugural parade, and women first participated during the 1917 parade for Woodrow Wilson.