Latest from the Inauguration
By Booth Moore
Same designer, second dance.
By David L. Ulin, Los Angeles Times Book Critic
Tuesday at 10 a.m., staff writer Hector Tobar and I will do a live video chat about President Obama's presidential inauguration from a...
By Betty Hallock
At the commander in chief's inaugural ball at the Washington Convention Center, President Obama will host 4,000 armed service...
A Pop & Hiss staff report
Hours after President Obama was inaugurated, long after the parade ended and before most of the D.C. politicians got back to work, the music...
By Doyle McManus
On the eve of Inauguration Day, White House political strategist David Plouffe promised that President Obama's inaugural address would...
By Morgan Little
WASHINGTON -- Republicans weren’t won over by President Obama’s inauguration speech Monday, criticizing what they saw as a...
By Mark Z. Barabak and Maeve Reston
Had things gone his way, Mitt Romney would have raised his right hand Monday and sworn an oath to serve as the nation’s 45
By Brian Bennett, Don Lee, Noam Levey, and Morgan Little
WASHINGTON -- President Obama’s supporters at his inaugural address, though less numerous than in 2009, were nonetheless riding high...
By Christie D'Zurilla
Beautiful voices rang out in Washington on Monday as Kelly Clarkson sang "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" and Beyonce performed the national...
By David G. Savage
WASHINGTON -- President Obama must decide next month whether to endorse gay marriage as an equal right under the Constitution; in his...
By David Lauter
WASHINGTON -- After Barack Obama publicly took the oath of office for his second term on Monday, he strongly defended the ideology of his...
By Tiffany Hsu
Got the swearing-in day shopping bug after seeing Michelle Obama decked out in Thom Browne, Reed Krakoff and J.Crew this morning?...
By Brian Bennett and Richard Simon
WASHINGTON – Hundreds of thousands congregated on the National Mall on Monday, many bundled in gloves and scarves against the cold....
By Doyle McManus
In my Sunday column, I suggested that the most interesting part of President Obama¿s second inaugural address Monday may be the ¿steely...
By Jim Newton
The preparations for President Obama's second inaugural have been accompanied by all the predictable punditry, as well as the heartwarming...
By Amy Hubbard
Fans of fashion force Michelle Obama had their eyes peeled Monday morning for the first lady's choice of Inauguration Day gear.
By Michael Muskal
Lupe Fiasco has been nominated for a Grammy Award but it is unlikely he will be named entertainer of the year -- at least if President...
By Mike Boehm
One mark of a competent chief executive – especially one responsible for leading a nation – is an ability to learn from past...
By Michael A. Memoli and Christi Parsons
WASHINGTON -- Vice President Joe Biden took the first official step of the inaugural weekend, swearing the oath of office as he stood...
By Sandy Banks
WASHINGTON — The first time Barack Obama ran, the euphoria that attended his election captivated Kamilah Aquil. Then came his...
By Doyle McManus
Four years ago, on a bright, cold Jan. 20, Barack Obama took his first oath of office as president and proclaimed a new post-partisan era....
By Paul West
WASHINGTON -- President Obama officially began his second term Sunday, taking the oath of office in a ...
By Liesl Bradner
As the nation watches President Obama take the oath of office Monday for his second term, Americans may notice a more mature (and grayer)...
By Wesley Lowery
WASHINGTON -- With American flags projected on the tall walls surrounding the stage, an excited Common took the stage. Saturday night's...
By Wesley Lowery
WASHINGTON -- Anthony David discreetly weaved his way through the well-dressed crowd packed into the second floor of a small D.C. bar....
By Rosie Mestel
With the presidential inauguration days away, the Food and Drug Administration wants to assure us that the food to be eaten amidst all the...
By Wesley Lowery
All eyes will be on Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson and James Taylor when they take the stage at Monday's presidential inauguration.
By Hector Tobar, Los Angeles Times
President Obama's choice of the relatively unknown Cuban American poet Richard Blanco to read at his inauguration later this month caught...
By Reed Johnson
Latino voters supported President Obama by more than 2 to 1 in his second run for the White House, and now Obama is pledging to make...
By Sheila Krumholz
Opinion: Getting elected president costs a lot of money, and so does being inaugurated.
By Matea Gold
With less than a week to go before President Obama is sworn in for his second term, fundraisers for the presidential inaugural committee...
By Melanie Mason
President Obama will accept corporate contributions to pay for his inauguration in January, a departure from his first inauguration and...