President Joe Biden was joined by his four glamorous granddaughters at the inauguration yesterday
Naomi, Maisy, Finnegan and Natalie were hailed fashion icons by insiders and dazzled in evening looks
Naomi, 27, is an outspoken supporter of troubled father Hunter while Maisy, 19, is a promising basketball star
Finnegan, 20, is a senior at the University of Pennsylvania, where she s shown interest in student politics
The state of U.S. democracy On the eve of a presidential inauguration following a historic election and its aftermath, experts from across the University weigh in on where we stand as a country. While a new administration transitions into office, the past four years have left the country asking, “How strong is our democratic foundation?”
The run-up to the 2020 presidential election in the United States was like none other, with vitriolic and divisive discourse and a sitting president making false claims about the integrity of the vote, culminating in a deadly confrontation at the Capitol building. Yet, lawmakers still carried out their role in certifying Joseph R. Biden Jr. as 46th President and Kamala Harris as 49th Vice President and the first female to hold the role.
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LAWRENCE – A new conference created by a privacy law scholar at the University of Kansas School of Law aims to explore privacy beyond abstract concepts.
Najarian Peters, associate professor at the KU School of Law, said the inaugural Privacy Praxis Conference will explore the broad spectrum of privacy expertise. The term “praxis” comes from the combination of theory and practice, Peters said.
“When we think about privacy expertise, we’re saying that this is not just scholarship it is also inclusive of advocacy and community work that lives in the world,” Peters said.
The conference will highlight expertise in privacy by academic scholars as well as those with expertise outside of the formal academy.
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President Trump will vacate the White House and hand the Presidency to Joe Biden on January 20. Congress has twice impeached the outgoing Commander-in-Chief, and the Senate could soon bar him from holding office ever again, leaving political experts unsure as to what he will do next. Mr Trump has few powers left from his position, among them is the ability to pardon people.
Courts Allow COVID-19 Claims by Insureds With Policy Endorsements for Diseases
While insurers continue to win four out of five cases in early rounds, in the past month two property owners with policies that contained endorsements specifically providing coverage for diseases survived motions to dismiss their COVID-19 business interruption claims.
On Thursday, the Stark County Court of Common Pleas in Ohio denied State Automobile Mutual Insurance Co.’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the owners of Sylvester’s North End Italian Grille in North Canton seeking damages for lost income after being forced to close its dining room because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Judge Taryn L. Heath cited an endorsement in the policy that specifically added coverage for income lost because of “contagious or infectious disease.”