President Barack Obama started the first official day of his second term Tuesday at a prayer service at the National Cathedral, emphasizing a spirit of inclusion.

President Barack Obama didn't pull any punches in his Inauguration Day speech. Area lamwkers reacted strongly to the liberal causes he addressed, including climate change.

The crowds were big and the minor interruptions plenty, but the Metro managed to handle the Inauguration Day influx of passengers without major issues.

The WAMU team was broadcasting live from the U.S. Capitol all morning on Inauguration Day. Check out the view from right in the middle of the action.

President Barack Obama spoke of inclusiveness and fairness during his inaugural address, and D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray says he hopes those same principles come to embrace residents of the District.

Crowds are packed around the parade route on Pennsylvania Avenue, waiting for newly-inaugurated President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden to lead a procession which includes more than 60 performing groups.

For those traveling in or near the District on Monday, the toughest part will be reaching their destination.

The Presidential Inaugural Committee plans to keep the official inauguration store open until Jan. 24 for last-minute purchases.

President Obama's limo now displays the "Taxation Without Representation" design used in the District.

Thousands gathered on the National Mall to take part in the National Day of Service.