Join the Movement: Champion Local Voices with the Memphis Flyer!

Memphis, Tennessee — The Memphis Flyer is a prominent weekly publication that has provided residents of the metro Memphis area with a diverse blend of news, culture, and entertainment since its inception in 1989. Launched by Contemporary Media, Inc., this locally owned newspaper has become an essential source for nearly one million residents, connecting them with the latest updates and happenings in the city. Over the past three decades, the Flyer has established itself as an alternative voice in the media landscape, consistently delivering comprehensive coverage of significant local events and entertainment options. Each Wednesday, … Read more

Legal Eagle Mike Papantonio Declares War on Ultra-Processed Foods: The Next Mass Tort Movement Begins

LAS VEGAS—In a fervent address at the Mass Torts Made Perfect (MTMP) Spring 2025 conference, prominent attorney Mike Papantonio rallied legal professionals nationwide to confront the ultra-processed food (UPF) industry. Papantonio, known for successful campaigns against major corporations like Big Tobacco and opioid manufacturers, labeled UPFs as “the next tobacco,” emphasizing their potential to cause widespread harm. Papantonio urged attendees to recognize the parallels between the current UPF crisis and past public health battles. “These are not mere foods; they are chemical concoctions designed to foster addiction,” he stated, targeting an industry worth over $300 … Read more

Youth-Led Climate Lawsuit Ends, Inspires Global Movement and Legal Shifts in Environmental Advocacy

WASHINGTON — A decade-long legal saga that saw 21 young Americans taking on their government over climate change actions, or the lack thereof, ended without clear-cut judicial victories but left a significant mark on legal and activist landscapes. The case, Juliana v. United States, was notable not just for its audacious legal approach but for its role in sparking a global wave of similar initiatives, inspiring a generation to fight for environmental justice. The plaintiffs in the Juliana case argued that the U.S. government’s support of fossil fuel production and consumption infringed upon their constitutional … Read more

Federal Administrative Judge Sparks Movement, Hailed as Hero for Challenging Trump’s Directives

In a striking act of defiance, an administrative judge publicly urged his colleagues to oppose what he described as the “illegal mandates” of former President Donald Trump, becoming a celebrated figure among federal workers. This bold move highlighted a rare instance of open resistance within the U.S. government’s rank and file. The judge, whose specific details remain undisclosed for confidentiality, argued that Trump’s directives compromised the ethical integrity and legal responsibilities of federal employees. His clarion call for resistance resonated with many across the spectrum of federal bureaucracy, who feared that blind compliance could lead … Read more