Thursday, November 26, 2009

Inauguration

For President Obama, a Somber, Inclusive Inaugural Prayer Service

Rev. Sharon Watkins became the first woman to deliver an inaugural prayer sermon. more >>

Foreign Policy and the Barack Obama Inauguration: Liberal or Conservative? And Where Was 9/11?

He wants to win. What a surprise. more >>

Obama Vows to Fight Terrorism

While fixing the economy gets the most attention, keeping America safe is job No. 1. more >>

Obama Inauguration Speech Marks the Moment Solidly, Not Historically Well

President weaves distinct, centrist message, if not exactly summoning echoes of Lincoln or JFK. more >>

Telling Tales From President Obama's High School Days

Obama's classmates talk about his passion for basketball, as well as his early frustrations with girls. more >>

Mentioning Jesus in Arabic and Hebrew, Was Rick Warren Inclusive—or Evangelistic?

What was the purpose behind Rick Warren's Mention of Jesus in Arabic and Hebrew? more >>

How to Eat—and Cook—Like a New President

The recipes for what President Obama was served at his inaugural lunch have become an online hit. more >>

From Barack Obama to Martin Luther King Jr. to Mohandas Gandhi

There are deep connections. more >>

Dick Cheney in a Wheelchair—Blofeld, Strangelove, or Potter?

Which pop culture villain has he most come to resemble? more >>

Rick Warren's Inauguration Prayer Steers Clear of Controversy While Invoking Jesus

His remarks at Obama's inauguration struck a conciliatory tone, despite an overtly Christian appeal. more >>

Assessing the Inauguration Speech of Barack Obama

Obama traded Kennedyesque historic soundbites for a Reaganesque tone. more >>

With the Inauguration of President Barack Obama, How Far Has the U.S. Come in Achieving Racial Equality?

America inaugurates its first African-American president on the heels of MLK Day. more >>

Word Count: The Inauguration Speech of President Barack Obama

Looking at Obama's inaugural speech through the words he used and the number of times he used them. more >>

5 Shortest Inaugural Speeches in U.S. History

Obama's way off with yesterday's 2,400 words. The longest was William Henry Harrison's: 8,500 words. more >>

Obama Fest: An Inauguration to Remember

A spectacle of precision, marred only by one memorably flubbed line, for President Barack Obama. more >>

Ailing Kennedy Suffers Convulsions During Lunch Honoring Obama

Battling a brain tumor, Sen. Ted Kennedy was rushed from the inaugural lunch to a hospital. more >>

Expert Reaction to the Obama Inaugural

Both sides find something to like. more >>

Rick Warren's Invocation Invokes Judaism, Islam

The evangelical pastor's inauguration invocation included appeals to Muslims and Jews. more >>

Some Inauguration Visitors Feel Misled

Students say they expected more for their money. more >>

Panorama of Obama's Presidental Inauguration - US News and World Report

Even the Cheap Seats Had a Good Perspective

A Whispers-eye view of the events. more >>

Race in the Barack Obama Inaugural Address

Obama Brings Power to Subtle Race References more >>

The Barack Obama Inaugural Was Very Good, But Only History Can Judge Its Greatness

It's too soon to tell how we will remember this address. more >>

My First Take on Rick Warren's Invocation: Emphasizing Unity and Christianity

The evangelical pastor's invocation prayer stressed unity—and Christianity. more >>

Obama Offers 'A New Way Forward' to Muslim World

The new president signals a sharp break with the foreign policy of his predecessor, George W. Bush. more >>

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