"Democracy has prevailed." In his inaugural address as the 46th president of the United States, Joe Biden said it was a "day of history and hope". bbc.in/391D7ab | BBC News

In week 3 of our new series, America's Presidents, we meet Thomas Jefferson: | VOA Learning English

On his Inauguration Day, William Henry Harrison reportedly wanted to show that he was strong enough to serve as president by delivering a very long speech without wearing a coat or hat. Several weeks later, Harrison became sick. One month after he was sworn-in, Harrison died. It was the first time in the country’s history that a president had died in office. For more on America's ninth president, go to http://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/americas-presidents-william-henry-harrison/3806092.html |

Today we are talking about George Walker Bush. He took office in 2001 as the 43rd president. He has a similar name to another president -- his father, George Herbert Walker Bush. To simplify things, Americans sometimes call the younger Bush “43,” or simply “W.” Here we will just call him Bush. For more on W, go to https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/americas-presidents-george-w-bush/4172344.html | VOA Learning English

"Madam Speaker—the President of the United States!" Pres. Trump is introduced ahead of his State of the Union address—which will be given just one day before an expected vote in his impeachment trial. WATCH LIVE: gma.abc/31s5VTU | Good Morning America