Biden arrives at the White House

Biden arrives at the White House




By Matthew Choi



President Joe Biden arrived at the White House on Wednesday afternoon for the first time since taking office.



a statue of a man and a woman standing in front of a building: President Joe Biden hugs first lady Jill Biden as they prepare to walk into the White House on Wednesday.


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President Joe Biden hugs first lady Jill Biden as they prepare to walk into the White House on Wednesday.

Biden stepped out of the presidential limousine at close to 4 p.m. in front of the U.S. Treasury building to walk to the north side of the White House, accompanied by his family and Vice President Kamala Harris. His arrival followed a muted and solemn procession from Arlington National Cemetery, which did not include the usual crowd of cheering spectators due to security concerns and coronavirus precautions.

Biden’s arrival preceded a virtual “Parade Across America” celebration — also modified due to the pandemic — featuring celebrities, Olympic athletes and artists. Actor and “Scandal” star Tony Goldwyn will host the remote event.

The White House was deep cleaned before Biden’s arrival on Wednesday.

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