Violent protests mark DC inauguration day clashes
In Washington on Friday, anti Trump demonstrators clashed with riot police, smashing windows at Starbucks and McDonalds and injuring six officers. Police said 217 arrests had been made by early evening. White nationalist Richard Spencer was assaulted amid chaos as crowds disrupted inaugural events downtown.
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Clinton Looks On From Sidelines At Trump Inauguration
Hillary Clinton attended the 2017 inauguration as a former first lady rather than the first woman president. She sat near the podium as Donald Trump took the oath, with some Democrats boycotting and many urging her to stay away. Clinton later posted that she would never stop believing in the country and its future.
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Campaign to impeach Trump gains early traction
The effort to impeach President Donald Trump has begun with two liberal groups launching ImpeachDonaldTrumpNow.org to build public support and press for a House inquiry. They argue conflicts of interest and foreign emoluments risks warrant scrutiny while acknowledging political hurdles and party resistance.
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