GOP Reps Aim to Codify Trump's Spending Cuts!

Alabama Representatives Barry Moore and Dale Strong are fired up! They're pushing Congress to solidify some serious cuts proposed by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Looks like the budget axe is about to swing!

What's on the Chopping Block?

President Trump has requested Congress slash a whopping $9.4 million from the approved budget. On the hit list? Public Broadcasting and foreign aid. Ouch!

Moore Sounds Off!

"It's time to rein in the waste, fraud, and abuse we've seen for too long," Moore declared. He's urging Congress to jump on this package ASAP. "The American people are waiting for Congress to codify these cuts. Let’s get it done!" he exclaimed.

Strong Takes Aim at NPR and PBS

Strong is specifically targeting National Public Radio (NPR) and Public Broadcasting Station (PBS), accusing them of a "left-wing bias." He believes taxpayer money shouldn't be funding what he considers "left-wing propaganda."

No More Funding for NPR Act

Strong isn't messing around! He even introduced the "No More Funding for NPR Act of 2025" earlier this year. It's all about preventing taxpayer dollars from lining NPR's pockets.

GOP Could Go It Alone!

Here's the kicker: Republicans might be able to pass these cuts without any help from the Democrats. A simple majority in both the House and Senate is all they need. Could this be a major shakeup for federal spending? Stay tuned, ChumCity citizens!

College Football's Wild Recruiting Days

College football recruiting has definitely changed. The NIL era has brought everything out into the open. But before all that, there were some absolutely legendary stories.

McCarron's Kiffin Encounter

Former Alabama QB AJ McCarron recently shared an amazing story on his podcast with Chris Stewart and Trent Richardson. It involves Lane Kiffin, Nick Saban, and a whole lot of recruiting chaos!

A Sneaky Visit from Tennessee

McCarron, from Mobile, remembered when Lane Kiffin, then at Tennessee, brought his entire coaching staff down to try and steal him away from Saban. Saban, sensing something fishy, sent Jeremy Pruitt to stake out McCarron's house.

Pruitt's Epic Fail

Pruitt, loyal as ever, took his post. But here's the kicker: he was at the WRONG HOUSE.

"One morning... I got a bang on my window," McCarron said. "I open up the blinds, and it's Lane and Lance Thompson with the whole Tennessee offensive staff waving!"

Saban's Fury

Kiffin and crew slipped past Pruitt! McCarron, already committed to Alabama, got a call from Saban who, upon hearing about Pruitt's absence, was not pleased.

"Coach Saban calls me, 'What are you doing, boy?' ...He said, 'I told Pruitt's ass to get down there and watch your house, let me call him.'"

Pruitt, chewed out by Saban, went to the right house only to be informed by an elderly woman that the McCarrons lived several houses down.

The End of an Era?

Of course, it all worked out for McCarron and Alabama. But these kinds of wild recruiting stories are what we might miss as college football continues to evolve.

Drummond's Dance Recital Reaction: A Real Knee-Jerk?

State Representative Barbara Drummond (D-Mobile) is calling for a rollback of Alabama's constitutional carry law following that horrific shooting at the children's dance recital. But let's be real, folks.

Criminals Gonna Criminal, Right?

Are we seriously thinking that the kind of people who would target a dance recital are going to be bothered by a gun law? It sounds like feel-good legislation that doesn't actually address the root of the problem.

Dale's Take

Dale Jackson, a Yellowhammer News guru and the voice you hear weekdays from 5-9 a.m. on WVNN, likely has some thoughts on this too!

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Echoes of Hate: When Global Evil Hits Home

The horrors of October 7th didn't stay overseas. The ripple effects of that devastating terrorist attack in Israel have reached our own shores, darkening corners of America. While persecution of Jewish people is a centuries-old story, the surge in violence experienced by Jewish Americans today is unlike anything many have ever seen.

Recent Attacks Highlight a Disturbing Trend

Tragically, just weeks ago, two Israeli embassy staff were murdered in our nation's capital. Now, the Jewish community is reeling from another blow: an antisemitic terror attack in Boulder, Colorado. This targeted violence emphasizes the persistent hatred directed at our Jewish brothers and sisters and the urgent need to hold those who promote this hate accountable.

More Than Isolated Incidents

These attacks aren't isolated; they signal a growing and dangerous trend that threatens the safety, dignity, and freedom of Jewish Americans. Antisemitism is a clear and present danger, and it's been escalating for years.

Staggering Statistics Paint a Grim Picture

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) reported a staggering 9,354 antisemitic incidents last year – assaults, harassment, and vandalism, averaging 25 incidents every single day. That's a nearly 900% increase over the past decade. The ADL has recorded the highest number of antisemitic incidents ever in the US in both 2023 and 2024. The American Jewish Committee (AJC) reports that 63% of American Jews felt less safe in 2023 than the year before, a huge jump from 41% in 2022.

Standing Strong Against Hate

These numbers are shocking, but for many Jewish people, they simply reflect a terrifying reality. We can't stand idly by while this happens.

A Promise to Jewish Students and the Community

As I said to Jewish college students after witnessing the appalling scene in Amsterdam where Israeli soccer fans and Jews were forced to run for their lives, we must stand firm against such hate. We will not tolerate this on American campuses. We have your backs, and we always will.

Taking Legislative Action

I'm a strong supporter of the Antisemitism Awareness Act, which directs the Department of Education to use the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of antisemitism when investigating antisemitic acts on campus. It's crucial to distinguish between political debate and the vilification of Jews.

Gratitude and Solidarity

I'm grateful for my colleagues on both sides of the aisle who continue to condemn this hateful, anti-Jewish sentiment, and for leaders who take strong action to protect America's Jewish citizens.

Standing United

Antisemitism, left unchecked, morphs into an even more virulent strain of hatred. No American should ever have to endure this. We must stand together, as Americans, in opposition to this despicable violence and in solidarity with the Jewish community around the globe.