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China Censors Trump Inauguration: "It's Forbidden For Websites To Carry Reports Of The Inauguration"

China Censors Trump Inauguration: "It's Forbidden For Websites To Carry Reports Of The Inauguration"

While the US public and global markets will be transfixed by the events in Washington today, Trump's emerging nemesis in the upcoming trade wars, China, has decided to avoid the event altogether. According to the FT, Beijing's infamous censors have ordered media outlets to mute their reporting of Trump’s inauguration "as the Communist party continues to weigh its response to a new administration that has threatened to tear up the rule book of US-China relations."

Obama's Biggest Lies

Obama's Biggest Lies

Authored by Glenn Kessler, originally posted at The Washington Post,

The Fact Checker started during the 2008 campaign and then went on hiatus for the first two years of President Obama’s presidency before becoming a permanent Washington Post feature in 2011. All told, we’ve fact-checked more than 250 statements by Obama.

Full Calendar Of Today's Washington Events

Full Calendar Of Today's Washington Events

With markets focused on today's events in Washington, culminating with Trump's inaugural speech, here’s a look at the key scheduled events for Friday, Jan. 20 (all times Eastern).

What to Watch

  • Inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump at U.S. Capitol
  • Friday is a holiday for federal workers in the Washington area, economic data will be delayed
  • Possible Trump executive actions
  • Senate confirmation votes on Cabinet nominees

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