franklin d. roosevelt was the oldest us president in office.
franklin d. roosevelt was the oldest us president in office.
who was the oldest us president in office?
franklin d. roosevelt
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the second inauguration of ronald reagan as president of the united states was held privately on sunday, january 20, 1985 in the grand foyer of the white house, and publicly the following day, january 21, 1985 at the united states capitol in washington, d.c. the inauguration marked the commencement of the second four-year term of ronald reagan as president and of george h. w. bush as vice president. it made reagan the oldest us president to date, being 73 years old at his second inauguration.
second inauguration of ronald reagan
williams won her 3rd rogers cup title in toronto beating sorana cîrstea in the final. williams reached the final of the western & southern open for the first time but lost to azarenka. at the us open, williams began as top seed and defending champion. she reached the final—rematch of the 2012 final against azarenka—and won in three sets, capturing her 17th grand slam singles title. williams became the oldest us open champion in the open era and pushed her career prize money past $50million. after the us open, williams beat jelena janković to win the china open in beijing for her 10th title of 2013. williams went through the wta championships undefeated winning the final against li na, to become the first person to defend the title since justine henin in 2007. williams won her 11th title of 2013 becoming the 8th player to win 11 titles or more in a year and the first since martina hingis in 1997. also, she became the oldest person to win the wta championships and 4th player to win it 4 times or more. by winning the championship, williams became the first woman to win more than $10million in a season and with her total of $12,385,572, only rafael nadal, in 2013, and novak djokovic, in 2011, 2012 and 2013, have earned more money in one season.
serena williams