WILL SELLERS: It’s Time To Remember That Jan. 6 Is Not About Rioters

For centuries, the Christian calendar has marked Epiphany on January 6th. On the political calendar, every four years after the presidential election, January 6 is the day designated to count Electoral College votes during a joint session of Congress. Previously, this quadrennial ritual received little attention and was just another perfunctory act to confirm what […]

Justice Department Issues Rule Allowing Gun Sellers To Access FBI Stolen Firearm Database

New rules issued Monday give gun dealers access to the FBI's stolen firearms database. The new rule, signed by Attorney General Merrick Garland, implements parts of the bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) passed in June 2022. According to the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) can now search the FBI database to see […]

Justice Will Sellers: Discrimination’s diversity

One hundred years ago, Congress passed and President Calvin Coolidge signed a new immigration bill that was relatively uncontroversial in the United States (it passed 69-9 in the Senate and 308-62 in the House of Representatives) but had global implications. Its origins were in studies completed by the Dillingham Commission, which was established by President […]

Justice Will Sellers: The Magna Carta’s Constitutional Tradition

Bloodless revolutions are the exception, not the rule: in fact, history is full of wars in which different nations and regional groups pitted one another against one another over territory and other economic interests. Survival of the fittest is not a theory but a reality for most of the world's history, and the slogan “might […]

Alabama housing market in May bodes well for buyers and sellers

The Alabama housing market is currently performing well, according to the Alabama Association of Realtors' recently released Alabama Economic and Real Estate Report for May 2024. In fact, the housing market has seen four consecutive months of strong gains in multiple areas, creating new opportunities for both buyers and sellers. “Recent interest rate reductions have […]

Justice Sellers: Emerging leadership of John Hancock

250 years ago on Tuesday, March 5, 1774, John Hancock delivered the Boston Massacre Speech to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the killing of civilian settlers by British troops, commemorating his achievements as a leader of colonial resistance to British rule. was firmly established. This tragic event became a test of resistance to the royal […]

Will Sellers: Unleashing the power of free markets

Four hundred years ago, King James I of England convened his last Parliament, whose most important and lasting legacy was the Monopoly Act. This law was both a limitation on royal prerogatives and the beginning of legal protection for patents and intellectual property. Prior to this law, the king arbitrarily granted the exclusive right to […]

Sellers elected to Maricopa County Board of Supervisors

listen to this article The new chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors says he is seeking new funding solutions for the county's jail infrastructure. The board of directors unanimously elected Jack Sellers as the company's new chairman following the expiration of the term of outgoing chairman Clint Hickman on Wednesday. Supervisor Thomas Galvin […]

News Flash • Jack Sellers Elected Chairman of Maricopa Count

Sellers prioritize free and fair elections, infrastructure, housing, workforce development, and budget solutions Jack Sellers has been unanimously elected as the new chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. In his “Handover of the Gavel” speech, Sellers cited elections, infrastructure, housing, workforce development and budget transparency as his top areas of focus for the […]

Justice Sellers: ‘Lessons from the Death of a Tyrant’

100 years ago, Vladimir Lenin died. Lenin was an unlikely revolutionary. His story was not one of poor beginnings or social depravity. Rather, he came from a family whose fortunes had little to do with the proletariat he came to champion. He was well educated, attended university, and became a lawyer. However, during his “education” […]