With temperatures down to -12°C and risks of hypothermia and accidents in Washington, the ceremony follows the precedent of Ronald Reagan in 1985, prioritizing safety in the midst of a freezing setting that will mark a milestone in presidential inaugurations.
A frigid air coming directly from the Arctic has forced plans for Donald Trump’s second swearing-in to be changed, turning it into an event as historic as it is small: it will take place inside the Capitol, in the famous rotunda, under the dome of the building.
Traditionally it is…
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