Trump Oath Date Set Amid Frigid Weather, Big Tech Attendance

As the nation prepares for Donald Trump's second inauguration as US President on January 20, details of the ceremony and his first days in office have emerged. Despite frigid temperatures, a star-studded guest list, including Mukesh Ambani and big tech CEOs, is expected to attend the indoor inauguration, where Trump will take the oath of office on his mother's Bible and the Lincoln Bible.

The inauguration ceremony will be a significant event, with former President Mike Pence confirming his attendance, and outgoing President Joe Biden praising the bipartisan efforts in achieving the recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement. Trump has planned a series of executive orders, including ones on immigration and the southern border wall, to be signed on his first day in office. The President-elect has also announced plans to rally with supporters at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. just hours before the inauguration, despite the forecasted temperature drop.

In other developments, Trump has said he will delay the TikTok ban by 90 days after taking office, citing national security concerns. The social media platform went dark for US users ahead of the Sunday deadline. Additionally, Trump's team has been in discussions with other countries to accept Venezuelan deportees, and the President-elect has met with China's Vice President Han Zheng to discuss topics including fentanyl and regional stability.

As Trump prepares to take office, he is expected to make significant changes to government regulations, including rolling back some of the Biden administration's executive orders. With a busy first 100 days in office ahead, Trump's administration will be closely watched as he navigates issues ranging from immigration to trade and national security.