Notre Dame professor weighs in on directives President Biden has initiated during his first day in office
By:
Maura Johnson
Posted: Jan 20, 2021 11:48 PM EDT
-
1:50
Notre Dame quarterback gearing up to face former team
-
1:26
Changes to CMHU could stall homicide investigations in St. Joseph...
-
2:25
New facility, same mission for Robinson Community Learning Center
-
1:04
Meeting held to discuss the future of the Portage Manor
-
2:00
Wet Wednesday, big waves on the lake
-
3:49
Woman assaulted at Grand Mere, marking second attack at park...
-
2:09
Notre Dame beats Purdue, Coach Kelly ties Rockne for wins
-
1:33
Falling temperatures ahead of the first day of fall
-
1:35
The wet weather continues as temperatures drop
-
2:25
Activists continue to push to get police officers out of South...
-
4:05
South Bend Mayor explains end to Metro Homicide Unit
-
1:41
Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine works in kids ages 5 to 11
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. – Joshua Kaplan – a University of Notre Dame professor who specializes in public policy, political theory, and American politics – spoke with ABC57’s Tiffany Salameh about the plans President Biden has already begun working on in his first day in the White House.