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Dedra Davis touts court access record before Harris County election
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Dedra Davis is highlighting her judicial record, trial activity and community programs as she seeks another term as presiding judge of Harris County’s 270th Civil District Court ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
SaySo survey finds creators are a major source of midterm election news
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A new SaySo survey finds 64% of U.S. adults get information about the 2026 midterm elections from online creators, with Gen Z and millennials leading the trend.
Market First Publishing releases political thriller Are You a Patriot?
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Market First Publishing has released Are You a Patriot?, the first book in the Xander Hale series by Donald Thompson and Bob Batchelor.
E.G. Nadeau releases political analysis book on Trump era and democracy reforms
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Sociologist E.G. Nadeau has released his sixth book, American Renewal, a political analysis of the Trump administration that also lays out strategies to expand democracy in the U.S. and abroad.
The All-American Book Club unveils October lineup on politics, persecution and redemption
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Eden Gordon Media and The All-American Book Club are launching an October series that centers on the 2026 midterm elections, Iran, Sharia law, religious persecution and personal redemption.
D’Andre Lampkin launches Ontario City Council District 3 campaign
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D’Andre Lampkin has launched his bid for Ontario City Council District 3 ahead of the Nov. 3, 2026 election, centering his campaign on public safety, growth, transparency and community engagement.
Stanford Weiner’s new novel follows veterans’ fight for care after war
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Stanford “Sandy” Weiner’s historical novel “The Most Dangerous Men: Congressmen, A Novel” follows a wounded World War II veteran whose promise to a friend leads to a push for veterans’ rehabilitation in postwar America.
CLPC launches first legal education pilot at Pacific Union College
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The California Legal Pathways Collaborative is bringing a 10-week dual credit Introduction to Law course to Pacific Union College with local court and school partners.
Serah Olekanma’s Green Eyes spotlights slavery, motherhood and freedom
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Historical fiction author Serah Olekanma’s Green Eyes has drawn attention for its Civil War-era story of an enslaved mother protecting her daughter in Virginia.
Dr. Carole Lieberman links FlyDubai scare to global trauma and terror fears
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Dr. Carole Lieberman says a reported mid-air incident aboard FlyDubai Flight 1073 is a reminder that terrorism and unrest still shape public psychology.
Brady Michael Busby launches 2028 presidential bid as a Republican
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Brady Michael Busby, a former independent congressional candidate from rural Arizona, says he will seek the Republican nomination for president in 2028. The announcement ties his campaign to his military service, his new book and a pledge to use…
LuxGroup earns two World Travel Awards 2026 global nominations
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LuxGroup said two of its Vietnam-based businesses have been named world-level nominees in the World Travel Awards 2026: Lux Travel DMC for luxury tour operations and Lux Cruises Group for small-ship cruising.
Zeydi Gutierrez named chair of Oakland Chamber board
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The Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce has elected Zeydi Gutierrez of McGuire and Hester as board chair, making her the first Hispanic chair in the organization’s 120-plus-year history.
Project CIVICA and Liberty Legal Foundation file Supreme Court brief in Eastman case
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Project CIVICA and Liberty Legal Foundation filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in John C. Eastman v. State Bar of California, arguing the case tests constitutional limits on attorney discipline tied to speech, legal advocacy and…
Floating Museum show examines power, gender and violence
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The Floating Museum in Alameda opens a group exhibition Oct. 24 that looks at violence as an expression of power, from war and sexual assault to censorship and erasure.
Ethan Jennings leads Stan Lee’s Super Kid competition
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Ethan Jennings, the South Florida sixth-grader behind Florida’s “Good Dad Act” story, is currently No. 1 in his group in the 2026 Stan Lee’s Super Kid competition.
New volume argues Ibn Khaldun still offers tools for modern society
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A new edited volume published by the University of Ljubljana argues that Ibn Khaldun’s 14th-century Muqaddimah still helps explain governance, social cohesion, economic development and political change.
Talarico leads Paxton among Texas Hispanic business owners in new USHBC poll
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A new United States Hispanic Business Council survey of Texas Hispanic business owners shows Democrat James Talarico ahead of Attorney General Ken Paxton, while inflation, tariffs, energy costs and immigration enforcement continue to weigh on…
Ezassi adds regulatory monitoring to Ezassi Signals
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Ezassi has expanded its continuous monitoring service with regulatory monitoring for manufacturers, importers and suppliers of record, with launches available now. The new offering delivers a regulatory profile, rated signals and a monthly report,…
SDG Media Zone marks 10 years at UN General Assembly
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The SDG Media Zone returned to UN headquarters in New York for the 81st session of the General Assembly, marking a decade of programming that connected leaders, advocates, artists and media around sustainable development.
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