Frank Ricci

2 days ago | dailycaller.com | Frank Ricci

Unions were designed to protect the middle class. Unfortunately, like most bureaucracies, the larger they become, the more their intended mission morphs into self-interest and the preservation of the bureaucracy itself. Firefighters risk injury and their lives daily to protect our communities, charging into infernos to save lives and property. They should not also have to battle their own union’s leadership, which appears more focused on personal gain than on safeguarding its members’ interests.

1 week ago | physicianspractice.com | Frank Ricci

For many physicians, the strategic importance of their medical office is often overlooked. More than just bricks and mortar, your medical office is the engine of your practice, driving both patient care and profit. A well-designed office space does more than function efficiently—it transforms how care is delivered, reduces staff turnover, and significantly boosts your bottom line.

1 month ago | thesavannahian.com | Sean Kelly |Jenna Moore |Frank Ricci

by Sean Kelly, Jenna Moore, and Frank RicciAS THE 2025 Savannah Music Festival comes to a close, we wanted to highlight the 36-year history of this cultural staple by talking to some of the people who have been involved in the production and the evolution of the festival, and ask them about their role in getting it all on stage. Getting On Board:Ryan McMaken (Artistic Director): My wife and I were visiting from Portland, Maine in November of 2006, and I saw a poster at the airport while leaving.

1 month ago | conservativedailynews.com | Frank Ricci

Injunctions are hard-fought and not often won — unless, it seems, you’re trying to handcuff the Trump administration from fulfilling its constitutional duty under Article II. Sen. Chuck Grassley’s bill — the Judicial Relief Clarification Act — aims to quell the flames. He writes that these injunctions “have become a favorite tool for those seeking to obstruct Mr. Trump’s agenda,” and the numbers prove it: over two-thirds of all universal injunctions in the last 25 years targeted Trump’s first term.

1 month ago | bizpacreview.com | Frank Ricci

Injunctions are hard-fought and not often won—unless, it seems, you’re trying to handcuff the Trump administration from fulfilling its constitutional duty under Article II. Sen. Chuck Grassley’s bill — the Judicial Relief Clarification Act — aims to quell the flames. He writes that these injunctions “have become a favorite tool for those seeking to obstruct Mr. Trump’s agenda,” and the numbers prove it: over two-thirds of all universal injunctions in the last 25 years targeted Trump’s first term.