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Mississippi Moves To Eliminate State Income Tax
Bill reduces tax to 3%, when revenue needs may be reevaluated
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Week in Alabama Politics for March 29, 2025
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The Republican Women’s Caucus: A Bold New Era for Conservative Leadership
In a landmark event at the White House during Women’s History Month, Rep. Cammack and Senator Katie Britt, the Senate co-chair, joined President Trump to officially launch the Republican Women’s Caucus.
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Senators Britt, Grassley Back E-Verify Expansion to Strengthen Workforce Accountability
Bill would expand, permanently authorize E-Verify program
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Utah Becomes First State to Ban Fluoride in Public Water
Ban comes as awareness grows of fluoride’s adverse effects on children’s health, IQ and behavior
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Senators Tuberville, Lee Introduce Abolish TSA Act
Would move to private airport security over three years
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Ivermectin to be OTC in Arkansas
Move comes five days after meta-analysis shows “very robust” benefit in COVID
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Springville Mayor Pushes for Pay Raise, Faces Backlash from City Council
The controversy stems from Thomas’s push to significantly boost his own salary, despite concerns over the city’s budget and priorities.
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Ivey Releases Final Report on Generative AI in Alabama Government
Report is expected to guide Alabama’s executive agencies in integrating AI technologies
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Rogers Applauds Trump Administration’s Restoration of Civilian 1911 Pistol Sales
Surplus 1911 pistols will be released through the Civilian Marksmanship Program
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Aderholt Meets with HHS Secretary Kennedy to Discuss Healthcare Priorities
Tuesday breakfast meeting focused on healthcare priorities for the upcoming fiscal year
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Alabama Officials Move to Dismiss Lawsuit Over DEI Ban
SB 129, enacted in October 2024, prohibits state-funded DEI programs and restricts the teaching of certain topics related to race and gender.