Inauguration, march for women's rights, and morning headlines

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ON INLANDER.COM

NEWS: Today's the big day. We've got all things Donald Trump, including:

• Promises, promises: How a Trump presidency may affect the poor, the sick and the homeless.
• If Trump starts a trade war with China, it won't work out well for Washington state workers.
  
• If you haven't reached the acceptance stage, here's how Democrats and progressives are resisting the Trump agenda. No matter what, you'll need to know the potential movers and shakers during the Trump presidency.
  
• Rather get drenched with dirty snow-slush-water than watch the ceremonies? Here's 8 great alternatives to watching the inauguration.
  
  

IN OTHER NEWS

Stay tuned, world!
The long wait is over — The Donald has officially been upgraded to President Trump. Keep watching for performances from the people, the Inaugural Parade and more. Here's a schedule of events for today and tomorrow. (NYT)

Loud and clear
Tomorrow, activists will turn out in droves to support women's rights at the Women's March on Spokane, a non-partisan, peaceful event. The rally is at 11 am at the Convention Center, leading into the march at 1 p.m.