In the lead up to Donald Trump's inauguration, Hollywood celebrities on all sides have been vocal with their opinions. As the Women's March unfolded across the United States and elsewhere, many of them turned out in solidarity to protest.

The new president of the United States paid a visit to the CIA headquarters to discuss national security, the Islamic State and his "running war" with the media.

Celebrity chef Duff Goldman posted a side-by-side comparison picture of Trump's 2017 inauguration cake with the cake he made for Obama's second inauguration in 2013. The chef who made the cake for Trump, Tiffany MacIsaac, gave the media a detailed explanation of how the copycat cake came to be.

A report from the Washington Post says the book featured in the National History Museum is "riddled with falsehoods."

Protesters let their voices be heard in some strongly-worded and empowering signage during Saturday's #WomensMarch in Washington, D.C.

With the gaming giant moving to its new Switch console, it has confirmed that Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be the Wii U's final first-party game.

In advance of the Women's March on Washington, demonstrators from all over the country headed to their neighborhood craft stores and pharmacies to buy poster board for signs. However, with a high demand, many found their spots sold completely out.

Busloads of Canadians drove to Washington D.C. to support the massive movement. The Women's March seeks to raise awareness for women's rights under U.S. President Donald Trump.

People gathered all over the world in support of human rights.

Women from all over the world are marching in the wake of Donald Trump's inauguration as President. The Women's March movement will culminate with a massive march on Washington DC.

The Packers and Falcons both have high-octane offenses powered by superstar quarterbacks. The question is, will it be Aaron Rodgers or Matt Ryan who leads his team to victory?

Will Ferrell is watching Liverpool take on Swansea at Anfield. The game has escalated quickly.

Led by Alison Desir (@powderedfeet), a group of four women runners made the 240-mile #Run4AllWomen journey from New York City to Washington, D.C. almost entirely on foot. The women, who started running on January 18, completed the run in support of PlannedParenthood, raising nearly $100,000 for the organization by the time they arrived in D.C. on Saturday morning.

A person was shot in the abdomen during a campus demonstration on the night of the inauguration of Donald Trump, Seattle police said. They said he had suffered life-threatening injuries. A man later turned himself in to police.

At least 16 people have died and dozens more have been injured after a bus carrying Hungarian students crashed on a highway near Verona, in northern Italy.

You call it flyover. We call it home. You say everyone in middle America supports Trump. We say look more closely. Can you see us now?

On Friday, the 45th President of the United States ushered in a new era by posting his very first Tweet under the @POTUS handle.