A Correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria reports that Trump had at one of his Presidential Inaugural Balls on Friday night asked the audience if he “should keep the Twitter going”
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The IPOB group, dressed in black and red attire with the defunct Biafran flag, marched in batches from Oyigbo and Aba roads to the Government House area, causing traffic jam on the busy road
Trump made the pledge in his inaugural speech as the 45th President of US
Trump raised his right hand and put his left on a Bible used by Abraham Lincoln and repeated a 35-word oath of office from the US Constitution, with US Chief Justice, John Roberts, presiding
The Correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria reports that Trump is expected to take the oath of office at about 12 noon (6 p.m. Nigerian time)
The number is less than the all-time record attendance during President Barack Obama’s inauguration in 2009 as the 44th president
“I believe President Obama will leave us with a deepening, dangerous cold war and an escalating arms race,” vanden Heuvel told UpFront host, Mehdi Hasan
The officials include the highest-ranking career officials at key national security agencies like the Pentagon and State Department
A disparate group of liberal activists irked by comments by Trump about women, illegal immigrants and Muslims has planned protests throughout central Washington
Trump will be inaugurated on Friday
Putin denounced as “fake” a report recently published by US media that Russian authorities supposedly had compromising information about Trump with prostitutes on a visit to Moscow several years ago
Gains were capped by rising US production and scepticism that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries as a whole would comply with its commitments to reduce supplies
Jinping likened protectionism to “locking oneself in a dark room” to protect from danger, but at the same time depriving the room of “light and air”
Russia and Japan signed numerous economic deals during Putin’s visit but made no big breakthrough on a territorial row that has over-shadowed ties since World War Two
Donald Trump, who will be inaugurated on Friday as the 45th US president, said this on Monday during an interview with The Times of London in Washington
Frank-Walter Steinmeier, speaking after a meeting with alliance Secretary-General, Jens Stoltenberg, in Brussels, said Trump’s remarks contradicted views expressed by designated Defence Secretary, James Mattis
Trump promised to strike a swift bilateral trade deal with the United Kingdom
Merkel said she read Trump’s newspaper interview on the issue with interest
Pre-march speakers denounced Trump to protesters, who braved drizzle and temperatures just above freezing to show their support for minority rights and President Barack Obama’s signature healthcare law, which Trump has vowed to dismantle
Excerpts of Obama’s advice to Trump were broadcast on Friday in his recorded interview with CBS News’ Steve Kroft for “60 Minutes”