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• 1 million join anti-Trump marches worldwide
• White House claims biggest inauguration crowd
• White House website goes all out to hail Trump
• Mexican president talks with Trump
• Trump visits CIA, blames media for tensions
• Bergdahl legal case tests Trump's rhetoric
• Trump opens first day as president at church
• George H.W. Bush, wife recovering
• March recruits ousted inauguration announcer
• If convicted, El Chapo likely headed to Supermax
• WH petition on Trump's taxes hits threshold
• How newspapers covered Trump's inauguration
• State media: Putin to meet Trump, but not soon
• Trump is president. Here's what happens next
• A journey to the Women's March on Washington
• How 3 Trump fans celebrated the inauguration
• More than 200 arrested at Trump inauguration
• Concerned residents learn to be 'active bystanders'

1 million join anti-Trump marches worldwide Posted: 21 Jan 2017 04:15 PM PST Crowds in Washington alone numbered 500,000, with more in cities as far afield as Mexico City, Prague, and Sydney.

White House claims biggest inauguration crowd Posted: 21 Jan 2017 03:28 PM PST White House press secretary Sean Spicer uses his first official statement on Saturday to castigate the media.

White House website goes all out to hail Trump Posted: 21 Jan 2017 02:12 PM PST The most striking aspect of the new White House website may be what it has to say about the president.

Mexican president talks with Trump Posted: 21 Jan 2017 04:26 PM PST Enrique Peña Nieto congratulated Trump on his inauguration and reiterated his interest in maintaining dialogue.

Trump visits CIA, blames media for tensions Posted: 21 Jan 2017 01:31 PM PST "There is nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and the CIA than Donald Trump," he declared.

Bergdahl legal case tests Trump's rhetoric Posted: 21 Jan 2017 08:03 AM PST The motion filed Friday argues that Trump violated the Army sergeant's due process rights by repeatedly calling him a traitor.

Trump opens first day as president at church Posted: 21 Jan 2017 05:17 PM PST President Donald Trump begins his first full day as president at an invitation-only interfaith prayer service.

George H.W. Bush, wife recovering Posted: 21 Jan 2017 11:21 AM PST Both are improving and had a good night as they recover from illnesses at Houston Methodist Hospital, says a spokesman.

March recruits ousted inauguration announcer Posted: 21 Jan 2017 10:03 AM PST Charles Brotman, who announced every inaugural parade since 1957, is helping announce the Women's March on Washington.

If convicted, El Chapo likely headed to Supermax Posted: 21 Jan 2017 06:36 AM PST The Mexican drug lord pleaded not guilty in U.S. district court to running perhaps the world's largest drug smuggling operation.

WH petition on Trump's taxes hits threshold Posted: 21 Jan 2017 08:31 AM PST A new petition calling on the Trump administration to immediately release his tax returns quickly got enough signatures to get a response.

How newspapers covered Trump's inauguration Posted: 21 Jan 2017 09:46 AM PST Here's a selection of newspaper front pages addressing the new occupant of the Oval Office. (newseum.org)

State media: Putin to meet Trump, but not soon Posted: 21 Jan 2017 04:26 AM PST Preparations for a possible meeting may take months, not weeks, a Kremlin spokesman tells the TASS news agency.

Trump is president. Here's what happens next Posted: 20 Jan 2017 01:32 PM PST He has a lot of big plans. Here is a field guide to his early economic agenda and his odds for success.

A journey to the Women's March on Washington Posted: 20 Jan 2017 09:56 PM PST Twelve women from Louisville, Ky., say they aim to show the "world changes today" on their terms, not on Donald Trump's.

How 3 Trump fans celebrated the inauguration Posted: 20 Jan 2017 10:45 PM PST Voters from New York, Alabama, and Michigan write about their visit to Washington to witness history.

More than 200 arrested at Trump inauguration Posted: 20 Jan 2017 09:15 PM PST Demonstrators in D.C., many wearing masks and helmets, clashed with police officers as Donald Trump was sworn in as president.

Concerned residents learn to be 'active bystanders' Posted: 20 Jan 2017 04:21 PM PST A group of D.C.-area residents harnesses their "moral outrage" so they can step in and protect victims of harassment.

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