Political events refer to significant occurrences or activities that relate to the governance, administration, or political processes of a country, region, or organization. These events can include elections, protests, legislative sessions, political rallies, referendums, and diplomatic summits. Political events often shape public policy, influence public opinion, and impact the political landscape. They can be characterized by their potential to affect the lives of citizens and can involve various stakeholders, including government officials, political parties, activists, and the general public. Political events can be driven by social issues, changes in leadership, international relations, or movements for change and reform. They play a crucial role in the functioning of democratic systems and can also be pivotal in authoritarian regimes, often reflecting the dynamic nature of power, authority, and citizen engagement in politics.
Fox News led TV viewership during President Trump's inauguration, with over 10.3 million viewers. A total of 34.4 million Americans watched the inauguration across all networks, down from previous years.…