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| Washington |
| Joe Biden takes the oath |
| Biden offered Americans not so much a program or a faction, but mostly just his person—and he now has multiple crises to tackle, writes Paul Wells. READ NOW » Five takeaways from a day of 'hope and renewal' The president has set a daunting goal of healing the country, but there were countless signs of hope and unity—not least all those jaunty masks READ NOW » History's little reassuring moments As a sense of calm returned our minds and eyes could wander to the details—a soldier making the sign of the cross, the masked faces, a warm pair of mittens, writes Marie-Danielle Smith. READ NOW » Transcripts: Biden's inaugural address and Amanda Gorman's poem Kamala Harris' unprecedented inauguration day In many ways, Harris is the embodiment of white conservatives' fear that the country is on the precipice of irreversible demographic and political changes, writes Debra Thompson. READ NOW » Why inauguration in lockdown suits Joe Biden perfectly 'If there is anyone who understands the suffering in the United States, it is Biden, a man forged by the crucible of heartache,' writes Patricia Treble READ NOW » |
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