Donald Trump Sworn In as 47th President of United States

Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States, marking a controversial return to power amid significant public discontent, with 70% of voters expressing disappointment with the current electoral landscape. His administration immediately began reversing previous policies, focusing on stringent immigration controls and nationalistic measures, which drew mixed reactions. Trump's inauguration, held inside the Capitol for the first time in 40 years due to cold weather, featured a speech where he proclaimed a 'golden age of America' and vowed to prioritize American citizens over illegal immigrants. He announced plans for executive orders aimed at immigration, inflation, and social issues, including codifying gender definitions and renaming the Gulf of Mexico. The event attracted various political figures, though many noted a lack of international support, highlighting Trump's contentious global standing. Despite the ambitious agenda, Trump's presidency faces ongoing legal challenges from past actions, adding to the complexity of his renewed term.