Japan's Foreign Minister Attends Trump's Inauguration

Senator John Fetterman made headlines for his casual attire, wearing a hoodie and shorts to President Trump's inauguration, marking a departure from traditional formal wear among political figures. His presence at the event was notable as he emphasized his role as a senator for all Pennsylvanians and his willingness to engage with political adversaries. In a historic first, Japan's Foreign Minister Iwaya Takeshi attended the inauguration, representing a shift in diplomatic tradition, as he was personally invited by Trump. Iwaya aims to strengthen the U.S.-Japan alliance and discuss regional security cooperation during his visit. Additionally, foreign leaders, including those from China and Argentina, were invited to the inauguration, reflecting Trump's approach to international relations and his focus on bilateral ties. This inauguration marks a significant moment in U.S. political history, featuring both domestic and international leaders in attendance.