Egypt remains a strategic ally for Washington, and Mr Kerry's visit so soon after Mr Sisi's inauguration shows the US is still keen to engage actively and early on with the new president in the hope it will make a difference, says the BBC's Kim Ghattas, who is travelling with Mr Kerry.
Inaugurations show us, full blast, how arrogant and insecure our owners remain, thus the relentless propaganda about American "uniqueness".
Miss Nagel's wardrobe includes a Madame Vionnet gown, Chanel handbags and many pairs of Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo pumps ("There is nothing incongruent about being brilliant and loving fashion, by the way," Susan Nagel said. "Reports of John Adams at George Washington's inauguration show that Adams was dressed in all finery... Talleyrand loved clothes").
An Ipsos-Mori poll, conducted before the new museum's inauguration, recently showed that 69% of Britons believed the marbles should be returned to Greece.
Despite frantic efforts (especially by Mr Sarkozy) to meet him beforehand, Mr Obama was careful ahead of his inauguration to show no favouritism.
I thought of the drafts of Lincoln's first Inaugural Address that a curator in the Inaugurations exhibit had shown me.
The next morning, Inauguration Day, Cheney showed up in a wheelchair, explaining that he had thrown his back out packing boxes at the vice-presidential mansion over the weekend.
Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" took inspiration from a speech by the New Deal firebrand Henry Wallace; it has since been played at Republican Inaugurations, Rolling Stones shows, and amusement parks.
She contacted an NPS photographer, who later told investigators that he was asked for "any photographs that showed the inauguration crowd size".
