Terrell Williams Tapped As Delaware State Co-Chair For U.S. Term Limits
Brings Strong Commitment To Public Service, Constitutional Accountability, And Congressional Reform
Category: Politics
Landmark Structural‑Collapse Case Now Before the Arizona Superior Court
The case of Parsons v. Harris, CV2023‑002276, an Arizona defamation action involving significant free‑speech issues, is now before the Arizona Superior Court in what is now recognized as a landmark structural‑collapse proceeding.
Former New Jersey GOP US Senate Candidate Murray Sabrin Announces “Declaration of Re-Independence” Calling for Renewed Focus on Liberty, Constitutional Government, and Individual Rights
The Declaration of Re-Independence Will Show The Way To Restore the Principles of the Declaration of Independence.
Knights of Columbus Pennsylvania Central District Welcomes New Fourth Degree Members at St. Matthew’s in East Stroudsburg
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania The spirit of patriotism, faith, and service was on full display as the Pennsylvania Central District of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus held an Exemplification of Patriotism at St. Matthews in East Stroudsburg
Court Asked to Criminally Refer Billionaire Plaintiff for Evidence Destruction in Lawsuit He Filed
Pro Per says, "The justice system cannot function when the party who brought the case destroys the evidence."
Donnahue George Announces U.S. Supreme Court Allowed Case Against Citadel, Robinhood, DTCC, and FINRA to Proceed Through Formal Booklet Stage
Instead of terminating the matter at the initial filing stage, the Supreme Court permitted the case to proceed through the formal paid booklet-printing process required for full docketed consideration
Tennessee Laws Lead with Psychotropic Drug Testing in Mass Shooting Cases and Comprehensive Reporting: CCHR Urges Nationwide Adoption
New laws highlight Tennessee's proactive response to growing concerns over psychiatric drug risks and potential links to violence. CCHR says these reforms are needed nationwide
Arizona Litigant Files Motion to Vacate in Harris v. Parsons (CV2023‑002276), Citing Structural Collapse in the Arizona State Court Process
Filing Highlights Procedural Contradictions, Two‑Tier Justice Concerns, and the Shadow‑Level Influence of Tech Multi‑Billionaire Bob Parsons
Jared Kamrass Named 2026 “40 Under 40” Winner by American Association of Political Consultants
Political strategist recognized among top young leaders in advertising, media, polling, and public affairs
RF180 Calls for Compassionate, Trauma-Informed Dialogue Following Viral Florida Police Shooting Incident
As Viral Footage of Police Brutality Continues to Spread Online, RF180 Advocates for Compassion, Responsible Reporting, and Greater Awareness of the Emotional Trauma Affecting Families and Communities
Petitioner Says Arizona Courts Enabled a Two‑Tier System Allowing Billionaire Plaintiff to Evade Standards While Defendant’s Constitutional Rights Were Ignored
The defendant in Parsons v. Harris, Maricopa County Superior Court No. CV2023‑002276, announced today that the case demonstrates a two‑tier judicial system in Arizona, where a billionaire plaintiff received procedural advantages.
Charles Gravano Explores Corruption, Justice, and Hidden Power in the Gripping Thriller Crime and Politics
A suspense-driven political crime novel uncovers dangerous secrets, questionable justice systems, and the dark intersection of law enforcement and influence.
