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What You Need to Know About Joe Biden s Children Hunter and Ashley and His Sister Valerie
On 1/19/21 at 6:16 PM EST
With President-elect Joe Biden s inauguration on Wednesday, the United States will greet a new First Family.
While the president-elect, vice president–elect and their families usually partake in a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue ahead of the ceremony, this year a Virtual Parade Across America will be held in its place. While the details of Biden s inauguration are still mostly unannounced, his family will likely still play a big role in his swearing-in.
Here s a quick look at the Biden family:
The Most Jarring Photos of D.C. Preparing for the Inauguration
By Sarah Crow of Best Life |
The Most Jarring Photos of D.C. Preparing for the Inauguration
With President-elect
Joe Biden s inauguration on Jan. 20 just hours away, Washington, D.C. is preparing to be inundated by crowds of enthusiastic supporters and many eager to publicly voice their opposition to Biden assuming office. Following the events of Jan. 6, when a mob of
Donald Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, resulting in the deaths of four civilians and one police officer, the nation s capital is bracing for further political unrest. The National Guard has already deployed 25,000 members to D.C. to ensure not only the security of Biden and Vice President-elect
With President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris’ inauguration mere hours away, the world’s attention is on one of the most famous residences in history the White House. Despite its iconic status, there’s plenty of facts about the residence, government building and museum that many Americans don’t know.
In honor of Inauguration Day, here are 15 facts about the nation’s most famous home:
1. The White House had a rough start
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The White House had a tumultuous beginning, with it taking nine years to build the first version of the world’s most famous residence. George Washington chose the location in 1791, and John Adams was the first president to move into the home in 1800. However, the home was partially destroyed in the War of 1812 and wasn’t livable again until 1817 during the Monroe Administration.