Ronald Wilson Reagan was born on this day in 1911. His legacy still shapes American politics, historians say, and he's a ...

The Nielsen Company said viewership was down from Joe Biden’s 2021 inauguration, which reached 33.8 million, and Trump’s ...

For example, the audience for the second inauguration of Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all delivered a lower audience than the first. Only Richard Nixon’s second ...

The news was announced on Jan. 17, and it marks the first time a presidential inauguration will be indoors since Ronald Reagan kicked off his second term in office in 1985, which was also due to ...

The artic air was enough to move ceremonies indoors. The last time an Inauguration was held indoors was in 1985 for Ronald Reagan. President William Taft's 1909 ceremony was also moved indoors due ...

Ronald Reagan Inauguration January 21, 1985 The weather for this year’s inauguration somewhat mimiced that of 1985, which took place on Jan. 21. The high temperature that day was 17 degrees ...

Today is the first time temperatures have forced a presidential inauguration indoors since 1985. That year, President Ronald Reagan's second swearing-in ceremony was moved into the Capitol and the ...

It was also the coldest Inauguration Day on record. White House press secretary Larry Speakes, a few days before that ceremony, said Ronald and Nancy Reagan didn’t love the idea of moving the ce ...

He continued, “Therefore, I have ordered the Inauguration Address, in addition to prayers and other speeches, to be delivered in the United States Capitol Rotunda, as was used by Ronald Reagan ...

Ronald Reagan saw both extremes during his inaugurations in 1981 and 1985. Warmest inauguration: Ronald Reagan's in 1981 at 55 degrees. Warmest March 4 inauguration was Woodrow Wilson in 1913 at ...

The warmest January Inauguration Day took place in 1981 for Ronald Reagan’s first inauguration, meaning Reagan’s two inaugurations hold the record for the warmest and coldest January Inauguration.