The New York Times reveals measures taken in response to a possible threat to President Obama's inauguration.
The lawsuit says once the students got to Washington, they had no tickets for the inauguration or parade.
The report says the main problem was a surge of people, many without proper tickets, who overwhelmed the entrance gates.
The money is in the 2009 Omnibus Appropriations Act, which will soon be considered by the House of Representatives.
More than half of that revenue came from the 110 hotels within the District.
Fire department drum major from Ohio is suspended for acknowledging President Obama's wave during the parade.
People shut out of inauguration ceremony watch entire event on their computers in front of the Capitol Building.
"Praise the Day" failed to live up to high expectations on Inauguration Day.
People sitting near them could hear the musicians play, but their instruments weren't amplified.
The Inaugural Committee is giving out commemorative Inaugural items to those who were left out of the swearing-in ceremony.
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