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Kansas City Judge Starts Pandemic Legal Smackdowns
'This is potentially huge': Judge in KC says firms can sue insurer for COVID-19 loss
KANSAS CITY - A ruling from a federal judge in Kansas City on Wednesday could open the window for thousands of businesses whose insurers turned down their COVID-19 claims. "This is potentially huge," said Tom Baker, a professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania, who has been following the myriad cases against the insurance industry amid COVID-19.
Local Good Deeds Cont'd
#WeSeeYouKSHB: KC metro churches hold clothing giveaway
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Two Kansas City metro churches joined forces to bring some relief to those who are struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic. Fellowship Church and United Believers Community Church provided more than 10,000 items, including clothes and masks, to the community at no cost.
Prez Trump Suffers Loss
Robert Trump: brother of president Donald Trump dies aged 71
Donald Trump's younger brother, Robert Trump, died on Saturday night aged 71 after being hospitalised in New York, the president said in a statement. The president on Friday visited his brother in hospital after White House officials said Robert had become seriously ill. Officials did not immediately release a cause of death.
Progressives Demand Pink Slip Delivered To Mr. Postman
With slower mail and election concerns, Trump's postmaster general is in the hot seat
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is emerging from obscurity and into a glaring hot spotlight lately, raising alarms with aggressive new strategies that have upended the United States Postal Service just as it heads into possibly the most consequential moment of its history -- the great vote-by-mail election of 2020.
Panty Probs Persist
Epstein accuser alleging abuse by Victoria's Secret honcho knew his 'sexual hang ups': docs
A Jeffrey Epstein accuser used details about former Victoria Secret head Les Wexner's tastes in lingerie to accuse him of sexual abuse, according to newly unsealed court documents. The documents were unsealed Friday in the Manhattan federal court legal battle between Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz and Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre.
Catholics Judge Candidates
Catholic voters' impossible choice
Of all the lunatic political ideas I have ever seen foisted upon the Catholic laity, perhaps the most self-evidently absurd is the idea that we are somehow obligated to take part in what some people still quaintly refer to as "the democratic process."
Tragic Postscript Downplayed
Family of 5-year-old boy shot and killed by a neighbor: 'We shouldn't even be here'
The boy's father had dinner with the alleged killer the night before. The family of Cannon Hinnant will never get over the loss of their little boy. The 5-year-old was shot and killed by a neighbor while riding his bike in Wilson, North Carolina, last weekend, according to police.
Swing State Campaign 2020
Harris pays early dividends for Biden campaign
"I think she brings with her the energy of every Black woman in the country," said former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois, the first Black woman elected to the chamber, and only one besides Harris.
No Vacay For Politicos
Pelosi weighing bringing House back from August recess early over USPS issues: reports
Speaker Nancy Pelosi Nancy Pelosi Pelosi weighing bringing House back from August recess early over USPS issues: reports Battle looms over Biden health care plan if Democrats win big Congress exits with no deal, leaving economists flabbergasted MORE (D-Calif.)
BLM Movement Begins Expansion Amid Outpouring Of Support & Cash
Black Lives Matter groups are multiplying - and competing for donations
The Black Lives Matter movement has sparked an outpouring of more than $1 billion in corporate giving - and launched a wild scramble for the cash among a dozen BLM groups scattered across the country. Some are for-profit, some are nonprofit but all are positioned to claim big bucks in corporate pledges from companies such as Bank of America, Walmart and Facebook.
New King Of Royals Crowned
Kansas City Royals: What we learned after Whit Merrifield drove in all four runs
Going into Saturday's doubleheader, going 1-1 on the day was what Kansas City Royals fans were hoping for and they did just that, losing their first game, but winning the second by a score of 4-2. The highlight in Game 2 was the performance of utility man Whit Merrifield, who went 3-for-4 and had all four of the Royals RBIs in this game.
KC August Shines
Sunny Sunday on the way
Hide Transcript Show Transcript THIS IS FIRST ALERT WEATHER. EMILY: WE HAD A REALLY NICE SUNSET. KIND OF A HAZY SUNSET. I KNOW YOU POSTED A PICTURE EARLIER. NEVILLE: THE REASON WE HAD THAT SMOKY SUNSET IS BECAUSE OF THE WILDFIRES TO THE WEST OVER COLORADO.
The Black Crowes - She Talks To Angels is the Sunday song of the day and this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
no politician deserves vacation right now.
ReplyDeleteThey don't deserve pay either until the people they forcefully unemployed get jobs.
ReplyDeleteHa! One degenerate jew setting up and blackmailing another degenerate jew.
ReplyDeleteThe CHOSEN.
Education through deportation!
ReplyDeletechina's fault
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ReplyDeleteWexner...Dershowitz..Epstein..Maxwell...rich jews exploiting Christian girls..
Oy Vey!
Torquemada called. He misses you.
ReplyDeleteThe Catholic church should stay out of politics. Its is more of a political force than religious faith. Mary was Jewish, not catholic. Peter was a sinner and Jesus said "get behind me satan" to him. Priests are sinners and they have no power to forgive sins. Statues and paintings of saints is idolatry, and its punishable by going to hell. The Pope is not God's chosen leader, he has no right to wear a crown.
ReplyDeleteThe Catholic faith is the fastest route to hell. Read your bible. None of its doctrines are in the bible, they are made up!
ALL churches should stay out of politics. And vice versa.
ReplyDeletebut..... there is no hell.
ReplyDeleteThe Catholic church should stay out of politics. " LOL Where the fuck have you been for the last 2,000 years ?
ReplyDeleteThere is a hell. Sin will be punished. In hell you may well hang on a cross just like Jesus did....forever. Cause either YOU pay for your sins, or Jesus pays. So you chose to pay for them.
ReplyDeleteHell has no lock on the door - people freely enter! But can never leave!
No parties in hell, no cigs, no booze, no sex, no music, no friends, no food, no light, no drugs, no internet, no TV, no boats, no cars, no homes, no money, as hell is the severe punishment for Satan and you get to tag along! Envision being suspended in the air, in pitch dark forever, oh and your nailed to a cross "paying for your own sins".
ReplyDeleteMy sins are forgiven and I will be in heaven enjoying all the inventions God quietly placed into men's minds....like classis cars, music, food, homes, boats, planes super computers, etc...stuff people wrongly thought "they designed" out of thin air. Heaven won't have harps and clouds - thats Satan's lie to turn people off. Nothing more obnoxious then a damn harp!
Yeah, thats a eye opening idea of hell. You hang on a cross yourself, forever in darkness, to pay for your own sins. Why forever? Cause you still have evil thoughts and each one sets you back another couple years.....
ReplyDeleteI heard once that God is so holy and perfect that just hating someone is the same as committing murder.
Wonder what child rape by a priest will bring?
Black Lives Matter and Kansas City Royals go together like....
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