What an indoor Trump inauguration means for preparation efforts
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Trump's inauguration moved indoors because of cold weather
The Monday inauguration of President-elect Trump was moved indoors to the Capitol Rotunda because of frigid weather. Beyond the weather, the Secret Service has been planning for the inauguration ...NBC News - 2h -
Trump inauguration to be moved indoors due to extreme cold
Donald Trump will be sworn in for a second White House term in the Capitol Rotunda due to expected frigid weather in Washington, D.C.CNBC - 6h -
Why Trump moved his inauguration indoors
President-elect Donald Trump's 2024 inauguration will be held indoors as a polar vortex threatens the U.S. with frigid temperatures. CBS News' Aaron Navarro reports after a busy week for his ...CBS News - 5h -
Trump inauguration to move indoors amid frigid temperatures in Washington – live
President-elect says festivities scheduled for his inauguration day will be held indoors – including the traditional parade. Donald Trump moves inauguration indoors due to severely cold ...The Guardian - 6h -
Trump moves inauguration indoors due to severe weather in D.C.
President-elect Donald Trump has moved his inauguration indoors as freezing temperatures are forecasted for much of the U.S. Trump announced the change on social media. This comes as his Cabinet ...CBS News - 9h -
Trump inauguration moved indoors because of freezing temperatures
President-elect Trump’s inauguration ceremony is being moved indoors because of expected bitter cold Monday in Washington, D.C. Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance are expected to be sworn in ...The Hill - 9h
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