From NPR News in Washington, I'm Nora Raum.President Obama's second term is officially underway after a private ceremony this morning at the White House."Please raise your right hand and repeat after me.I, Barack Hussein Obama, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of President of United States."Chief justice John Roberts administered the oath of office.The constitution requires the President take the oath before noon on January 20th.He and Roberts will repeat the process tomorrow in front of hundreds of thousands of people at the public ceremony outside the U.S. capital.Algerian bomb disposal teams are searching through the gas plant in the Sahara, following the end of the 4-day siege there.Officials say another 25 bodies have been found.It's not clear whether they are hostages or militants.As of yesterday, 23 foreign hostages were killed,but Algerian officials had expected that number to rise.NPR's Philip Reeves has more.Algerian forces are coming through the vast gas complex for explosive and booby traps.Reports said they found guns, grenades and suicide jackets.Now the Associated Press says they found more corpses.The agency says it's been told by unnamed security official that Algerian bomb squads found numerous new bodies.The source reportedly said they are too badly disfigured to identifyand could be either Algerian or foreign hostages.According to the Algerian Interior Ministry,
