National
The Job Market Is Worse Than Washington Admits
Weak hiring, automated screening, ghost jobs and slanted visa recruitment have left many Americans locked out of real work
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Tuberville Not a Champion of Public Education — He Voted Against Protecting It
From the Karlapalem campaign
National
New Poll Gives Democrats 7-point Midterm Edge
Democrats lead the race for Congress, but doubts about the party’s agenda leave Republicans a path to recover before November
National
Broader jobless measure puts unemployment at 24.9%
Official unemployment fell to 4.1% in July, but a wider measure finds nearly one in four workers lacks a full-time, living-wage job
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Samaritan’s Purse Rejects $300M Trump Grant
Franklin Graham says the ministry will rely on donors while remaining open to federal partnerships during future emergencies
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Doug Jones: Tuberville Is a “90-Pound Weakling” Who Takes a Knee to Donald Trump
From the Jones campaign
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It’s affordability, y’all
From Senator Bobby Singleton, Chair, Alabama Democratic Party
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Deer Hunters Find Mobility in Saddle Stands
By David Rainer, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
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Second Circuit Affirms Right to Record Police
First Amendment ruling protects filming from public places but leaves room for lawful stops, ID demands and limits tied to real police work
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Jones to Beshear: “I Don’t Want People to Sleep on This Race”
From the Jones campaign
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Darral Bethel Initiates Legal Action Over Municipal-Election Residency Allegations
Filing names Kenneth Gulley, Brenita Lewis, and Wanda Taylor; claims remain subject to court review
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Confusion Clouds Bessemer Election Results
Delayed returns, misplaced vote drives, tight races and a new lawsuit leave Bessemer voters waiting for firm answers