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Three Men Indicted Under Criminal Enterprise Act
If convicted, each of the defendants faces up to 99 years in prison, plus an additional 20 years of mandatory time for firearms possession related to a Criminal Enterprise.
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Schumer Threatens Government Shutdown
Is the “Schumer Shutdown” inevitable? New York Senator Chuck Schumer (D) took to the Senate floor on Wednesday to say that most Senate Democrats would not be supporting the Continuing Resolution passed by the House on Tuesday. “Republicans chose a partisan path, drafting their Continuing Resolution without any input — any
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President Trump weighs in on Biden Autopen scandal
“Who was signing all this stuff by AutoPen?”
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LaPoint Issues Call to Action on HB340
Bill would require DHR to notify parents when under investigation.
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Legislators Push to Accelerate Grocery Tax Reduction Backed by Lt. Gov. Ainsworth
“Alabamians can save $150 million if the Legislature follows through with this tax cut." - Lt. Governor Ainsworth
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Barry Moore Backs Spending Bill Focused on Border Security, Defense, and Spending Cuts
Moore, a staunch conservative, emphasized the bill's focus on fiscal responsibility and national security.
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Rep. Palmer, Senator Britt introduce Lulu’s Law
The Bill allows shark attacks to be transmitted by the emergency alert system.
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AutoPen Signatures Raise Questions about Biden Pardons, Other Actions
An autopen is a machine that uses a pen to generate a pre-programmed signature, and they have been used in the White House for decades.
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House Passes Continuing Resolution to Keep Government Operating through September
Entire Alabama Republican Delegation Votes Yea.
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Twitter (aka X) Briefly Taken Down by Massive Attack
Early reports implicated a group of cyberterrorists, Dark Storm Team, who allegedly claimed responsibility for the attack on a public Telegram channel.
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Alabama’s Joe Biden?
Concerns about the Governor’s health raise awkward questions
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Walker County Deputies Indicted for Brutal Assault on Tony Mitchell as Sheriff’s Office Wipes Social Media Accounts
Deputies Carl Carpenter and James Handley were indicted on charges of using excessive force against Tony Mitchell.