John Fetterman arrived at Capitol Hill for Donald Trump’s inauguration wearing athletic shorts and a hoodie, spurning both the freezing temperatures in D.C. and the event’s pageantry. Wearing casual clothes has become the Democratic senator’s signature—his penchant for oversized sweatshirts and sneakers has often created a stark contrast against the button-downs and dress shoes typical of Congress members. The Pennsylvanian made no exception for Inauguration Day, even though the weather was in the 20s and windy, pushing the ceremony indoors. The only time Fetterman is likely to be seen in formalwear is on the Senate floor. His attire became a flashpoint that eventually resulted in the Senate making its de facto dress code official in September 2023. Fetterman has downplayed the importance of what he wears, telling the Associated Press, “Aren’t there more important things we should be working on right now instead of, you know, that I might be dressing like a slob?” Fetterman made waves earlier this month for being the first sitting Democratic senator to meet with Trump at Mar-a-Lago. Trump was apparently impressed—he called Fetterman a “fascinating man” and a “commonsense person.”

New York City’s Democrat Mayor Eric Adams dropped a full catalogue of Martin Luther King Jr. Day events to hotfoot it to D.C. after a last minute invite to Donald Trump’s inauguration, according to reports. A City Hall spokesperson told the New York Daily News that the incoming administration didn’t contact Adams until around 2 a.m. Monday, but he hit the road before dawn as soon as he got word. “As the mayor has repeatedly said, America has chosen a new national leader and we must work together to build a safer, stronger, and more affordable in New York City,” Adams spokeswoman Kayla Mamelak said in a statement, confirming that he has had to skip MLK Day celebrations in Brooklyn and Manhattan to be at the Capitol on time. Trump has previously said he would consider a pardon for Adams after he was indicted in September for allegedly taking bribes and illegal campaign contributions from Turkish government operatives.

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Kellyanne Conway needs a new wardrobe. That’s after the former Trump counsellor was spotted at the soon-to-be-president’s inauguration ahead of his second term wearing, erm… exactly the same thing she did the last time around? Her red-collared, blue-and-white striped coat with matching red leather gloves and felt hat, described by herself at the time as “Trump revolutionary wear” and by The Cut as “the stuff memes are made of,” premiered to no small amount of online derision in 2017. Conway will likely just shrug off any jokes at her expense as she did back then, when she told The Hollywood Reporter, “Sorry to offend the black-stretch-pants women of America with a little color.” In fairness, you’d probably want your money’s worth too if you’d doled out $3,600 on the Gucci coat alone, though not necessarily at the extra cost of looking quite so Yankee Doodle.

President-elect Donald Trump has described his youngest child, 18-year-old Barron, as a “beautiful boy,” a “good looking kid,” a “good looking guy” and “my very tall son.” The latter attribute—Trump ventured a guess that Barron is 6′8 during an appearance on Megyn Kelly’s radio show in 2023—can come in handy when trying to find the NYU freshman, who towers over even his 6′3 father. During a pre-inauguration reception at The Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia on Sunday, Trump addressed the crowd and thanked the supporters in attendance, reserving particular gratitude for his family. When he called out to acknowledge Barron, Trump revealed an easy way to find his NBA-sized heir. “Where’s Barron? Barron’s not hard to find,” he told the crowd, in a video captured and posted to Instagram by conservative social media personality Jonas Viereck. “Barron, stand up, Barron.” Trump then joked to the crowd: “If Barron stands up you’ll see him.”

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Donald Trump returns to power today after raising a record $250 million in donations around his inauguration, according to a report. Sources familiar with the very soon-to-be-president’s fundraising efforts told ABC News that the staggering total includes cash given to the official Trump-Vance Inaugural Committee along with donations to other large fundraising vehicles involved in arranging other inaugural celebrations over the weekend. The $250 million total dwarfs Trump’s $107 million inaugural fundraising haul at the start of his first time. This time around, Trump has had a little help from new friends including tech billionaires Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Sam Altman. Tesla chief and Trump’s so-called “first buddy” Musk contributed a reported $277 million to back Trump and Republican candidates during the 2024 election. Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and Uber have all forked out $1 million in inaugural donations. Cryptocurrency fat cats have also made large donations to Trump’s inaugural committee, while Bank of America and Boeing have also dug deep.

Billionaire wealth surged to previously “unimaginable” heights in 2024, leading experts to predict that at least five people will become trillionaires within a decade, according to a new report from Oxfam International. The world’s richest man and Donald Trump’s “First Buddy” Elon Musk is expected to hit the $1,000,000,0000,000 milestone even earlier, by 2027. The combined wealth of the world’s richest people surged from $13 trillion to $15 trillion in 2024 alone, with 60 percent of that wealth now thanks to inheritance, monopolies, or “crony connections,” according to Oxfam. Musk is already worth about $440 billion, a figure roughly equivalent to the GDP of Denmark. “The failure to stop billionaires is now spawning soon-to-be trillionaires. Not only has the rate of billionaire wealth accumulation accelerated—by three times—but so too has their power,” Oxfam executive director Amitabh Behar said. At the same time, the number of people living in poverty has barely changed since 1990. The richest 1 percent own nearly 45 percent of all wealth, while 44 percent of the world lives in poverty. This extreme inequality is “not just bad for the economy—it’s bad for humanity,” Behar said. Governments should commit to ensuring the incomes of the top 10 percent do not exceed those of the bottom 40 percent worldwide, according to Oxfam.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden will reportedly share a limo to the MAGA chief’s swearing-in Monday, despite Trump’s continual bashing of the Democrat. Trump devoted part of his pre-inauguration rally to blasting his predecessor, before his team also joked about a White House “EVICTION NOTE” for Biden on X. Biden’s behavior toward his political adversary, meanwhile, has been classy since Trump’s win in November. CNN reported that the outgoing president will follow tradition by writing Trump a letter and leaving it on the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, while he and first lady Jill Biden will also host Donald and Melania Trump for a tea and coffee reception before piling in for their no doubt awkward limo ride to the Capitol. Trump famously skipped Biden’s inauguration in 2017. Still, a formal farewell will be held for Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris—moments before Trump heads off to sign his much talked about executive orders.

Scores of State Department employees are planning to resign effective at noon Monday after President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, sources told the Washington Post on Sunday. The resigning diplomats reportedly include John Bass, the Trump-appointed undersecretary for management and acting undersecretary for political affairs, and Geoff Pyatt, the Barack Obama-appointed assistant secretary at the Bureau of Energy Resources, the Post reported, citing anonymous officials. Both Bass and Pyatt worked at the State Department through the last Trump administration, with Bass serving as ambassador to Afghanistan and Pyatt serving as ambassador to Greece. Trump has repeatedly promised to upend the Biden administration’s energy policies and target the federal bureaucracy he frequently derides as the “deep state.” The Trump transition team did not immediately return a request for comment from the Daily Beast, but previously told Reuters last week that it was “entirely appropriate for the transition to seek officials who share President Trump’s vision for putting our nation and America’s working men and women first. We have a lot of failures to fix and that requires a committed team focused on the same goals.”

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China’s Vice President Han Zheng touched down in the U.S. as President Xi Jinping’s special representative and quickly made new friends in President-elect Donald’s Trump’s “first buddy” Elon Musk on Sunday, according to Chinese state media. Xinhua News Agency reports Zheng met with the Tesla CEO “and expressed his welcome for American companies including Tesla to seize the opportunity, share the fruits of China’s development, and make new and greater contributions to promoting China-US economic and trade relations,” according to the report. Musk’s reply? “Musk said that Tesla is willing to deepen investment and cooperation in China and play an active role in promoting U.S.-China economic and trade exchanges.” Zheng also met Vice President-elect JD Vance in Washington, where, according to Xinhua, “Vance asked Han Zheng to convey President-elect Trump’s sincere greetings to President Xi Jinping, saying that President-elect Trump had a phone call with President Xi Jinping a few days ago and had good communication on important issues in bilateral relations.” He added: “The United States is willing to develop a long-term and fruitful relationship with China, strengthen dialogue and cooperation on international and regional issues, and jointly promote world peace and stability.”

Florida Rep. Byron Donalds had a unique two-word response when expressing his enthusiasm for President-elect Donald Trump’s return: “Daddy’s back.” During an appearance on Fox & Friends Weekend Sunday morning, Donalds doubled-down on co-host Steve Doocy’s proposition that TikTok users might favor the president-elect if he manages to save the app within his first two weeks of presidency, and claimed there will be a lot more Americans will be thankful for. “When Americans see deportations or repatriations happen, they’re gonna be like ‘Thank you.’ When they see the border close, they’re gonna say ‘This is what I voted for,’” Donalds shared. “When they see peace starting to break out again around the world, they’re gonna be like ‘This is the stability that we were asking for,’” he continued. “Daddy’s back, and that’s what you’re gonna see.” Donalds has been one of Trump’s fiercest allies in the House of Representatives. Meanwhile, the president-elect has vowed to save TikTok and said he would issue an executive order to delay its federal ban.