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Cpd says it's neutral, fair and deals with the candidates, not the political parties. bret? >> bret: might be the first step in a negotiation. we will see. rich, thanks. former hedge fund ceo david mccormick is officially entering pennsylvania's u.s. senate race. the west point graduate and gulf war veteran has the support of various state party stalwarts and veterans in former president trump's administration are advising his campaign. he faces several republican primary challenges but -- challengers but strongest among them dr. mehmet oz. california's governors rejecting a parole request for...

A cold-blooded killing. >> for the first time la county prosecutors are not opposing the parole request of a man convicted of assassinating us attorney general robert f kennedy. part of district attorney george gascon's initiative to remain neutral and stay out of parole board decisions but the mom of a murder victim leading the effort says he's giving criminals more rights than victims. >> he is a danger to la county. criminals are considered victims. what are we doing here? >> it is the other way around. this is not a political effort. this is about fighting for what is right and what is wro...

Our firms had to shift gears on our approach with our detained clients BRAND CONNECT | PAID POST Jan 28, 2021 03:32:26 PM IST In times of COVID-19 and growing anti-immigrant sentiments in America, very few people have been willing to step up and defend those who come to our country looking for a better way of life. The United States, a land built by immigrants, has long been viewed as a place of refuge by those fleeing persecution and poverty in their home countries. Once in the U.S. however, many immigrant families face steep legal battles and a daunting court system before they can offi...

VIP-Media: Attorney Sheree Wright Valiantly Defends Immigrant Communities Affected By COVID-19 NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / January 18, 2021 / In times of COVID-19 and growing anti-immigrant sentiments in America, very few people have been willing to step up and defend those who come to our country looking for a better way of life. The United States, a land built by immigrants, has long been viewed as a place of refuge by those fleeing persecution and poverty in their home countries. Once in the U.S. however, many immigrant families face steep legal battles and a daunting court system before t...