Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum this week in Miami brought together subject-matter experts from across insurance, academia, government, and the nonprofit space to discuss climate resilience, legal system abuse, and – most important – what is being done and must continue to be done to ensure insurance availability and affordability during this period of evolving perils … Read more
Image by M. Richter from Pixabay Copyright is not averse to new technologies. Its history is intrinsically linked to technological development. At each stage, revisions, adjustments, and adaptations to the existing organizational and legal structure are necessary and ideally preceded by wide-ranging and informed debate. The same holds true for Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies. And … Read more
by RAEONNA JORDAN If you’re a classic Hollywood fan, you might remember Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland’s iconic line: “I know! Let’s put on a show in the old barn!” A few years back, a group of Door County friends did exactly that. Their new improv group, The Knobs, strode onstage at the barn – … Read more
Why has Elon Musk, whose Twitter/X is reportedly bleeding ad revenue, gone all in on supporting misinformation maven Donald Trump? Why is he bouncing around stages wearing multiple shades of MAGA hat? Why test election law now, so close to November 5, with a dubious $1 million lottery for registered voters in swing states who’ve … Read more
As Sri Lanka approaches its first presidential election since a devastating financial disaster, near 80 per cent of the inhabitants is poised to forged their votes in what’s shaping as much as be a three-horse race. The election, set for September 21, comes on the heels of extreme shortages of necessities and skyrocketing meals costs … Read more
