Cody Taylor

Take a look at all the Obama-ee goodness on all these newspapers! Click on any of them to see an enlarged version of each.

In a day marked by transition, another interesting one to note: @thewhitehouse, the Twitter account previously maintained by the Bush Administration, has changed hands to the Obama team. Today, along with the rollout of a new Whitehouse.gov, the account is now featuring updates from Obama’s new media team and a new avatar.

Barack Obama takes over as President on Tuesday with hopes riding high he can conjure up a rescue that will jolt the world’s biggest economy back to life and contain the financial crisis ravaging global markets.

An op-ed by a scholar in the Wall Street Journal professes hope that Barack Obama can bridge the differences between “necons” and himself. As the author says, on immigration, the family, even defense, there is common ground. The question is whether President Obama will buckle under pressure from a hack like Harry Reid or the influence of unions.

There’s also hope and change in the land of the brick: Behold the Presidential inauguration of Barack Obama in Lego bricks, complete with every single character that will be at the Capitol, including Lego Oprah.

President Obama’s new beast of a Cadillac is the latest in a long line of rides stretching back to 1899. But the Secret Service didn’t get serious about Presidential transportation until 1939 when they acquired…well, that’s where this list begins.

Creating an electronic health records system where health care professionals can access your medical information from anywhere is a priority of our new president. But the cost is high and changing the industry’s attitude will not be easy.

Whitehouse.gov before and after. Literally happened when Obama became President.