Category: Advocacy

Big Tech’s Power Grab

In recent years, Big Tech manipulates data to create opportunities to insert themselves into the practice of law. Big Tech is actively working behind the scenes to influence legislation and ethics rules in every state. The goal is not to serve the interests of a client. Their sole intention is to generate massive profits. There

Be Careful What You Sign

Financial Exploitation NJ.com reported the tragic story of Suzanne Araneo. She lost everything to a nursing home. She returned from Anchor Care & Rehabilitation to an empty home. Everything she owned was subsequently stolen, sold off or just thrown away in the trash, all without her knowledge or consent. Araneo recalling the scene when she

Crime Data

Recent crime data shows shootings are down 4 percent nationwide. In big cities, murders are down 3 percent. If the decrease in murders continues for the rest of 2022, it will be the first year since 2018 in which they fell in the U.S. This is fantastic news. The likely causes of the spike in murders in

Trey Gowdy v. Alex Jones

Another South Carolina Republican is turning on former and twice impeached President Trump. Trey Gowdy attacked Trump ally and supporter Alex Jones. Fox News host Trey Gowdy described Infowars host Alex Jones as “abhorrent” for telling “lies for money” and waging “war” on the Truth. however, he ignores the fact that Trump and Tucker Carlson still

Mick Mulvaney Grows a Conscience

CNN reported that South Carolina Republican congressman held the job of acting chief of staff to then-President Trump for more than a year. He also served as the director of the Office of Management and Budget and as a special envoy to Northern Ireland. But he grew a conscience. Editorial In an op-ed published in the

“Building a Better America”

Around 44 million Americans owe about $1.7 trillion of educational debt. A study by Judith Scott-Clayton of Columbia University found that the loan-default rate for borrowers without any degree was 40 percent. For those with a bachelor’s degree, it was less than 8 percent. The Department of Education may cancel up to $20,000 of student debt

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