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Senator Britt Sounds Alarm on "Arctic Frost" Probe

Alabama Senator Katie Britt recently grilled witnesses at a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing about the FBI's "Arctic Frost" investigation. Britt didn't mince words, calling the probe an "indiscriminate dragnet" aimed at hundreds of Republican groups and individuals.

Congressional Phone Records Targeted

The investigation, later overseen by Special Counsel Jack Smith, raised eyebrows after it secretly subpoenaed the personal phone records of fourteen members of Congress, including a whopping eleven senators! Britt and her colleagues are demanding that telecom companies release all related documents.

Questions of Abuse and Partisanship

Britt questioned Daniel Z. Epstein, Associate Professor of Law, about the investigation's scope and how to prevent similar situations. Britt stated the investigation showed criminal investigations that evolved into an indiscriminate dragnet and targeted and harassed hundreds of entities, individuals, and members of Congress that were all on the political right.

Non-Disclosure Orders Under Fire

Britt also took aim at Jack Smith's use of non-disclosure orders alongside the subpoenas for congressional phone records, suggesting they might have been illegal. She pointed out that at least one provider, AT&T, seemingly refused to comply, indicating the requests may have been questionable from the start. She concluded that the investigation might have attempted to criminalize legal conduct.

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Barry Moore: "Straight Shooter" Aiming for Senate Seat!

Alabama Congressman Barry Moore is throwing his hat in the ring for the U.S. Senate, and he's not pulling any punches! Moore is pitching himself as a "straight shooter" who'll bring some much-needed honesty to Washington.

Video Ad Showcases Conservative Stance

The Senate hopeful dropped a new video ad Wednesday, doubling down on his commitment to the Second Amendment and other rock-solid conservative values.

Simple Solutions for a Complicated World

"Washington is full of politicians that tell you one thing and then do another. But not me," Moore declares in the ad. He emphasizes a no-nonsense approach: lower taxes, protect the unborn, defend liberties, arrest criminals, and keep the woke agenda out of schools. These priorities have guided his work in the House, and he promises they'll be his focus in the Senate too!

A Record to Stand On

The video shows Moore wielding a rifle and engaging in a bit of skeet shooting, driving home his "straight shooter" image. He outlines his platform: absolutely no tax increases, unwavering pro-life stance, top NRA rating, deporting illegal immigrants, and banning "woke crap" from schools.

Poll Numbers Lookin' Good!

Recent polling data from the Tarrance Group (April 11-14) shows Moore in a tight race with Attorney General Steve Marshall and Jared Hudson, with Moore currently holding a slim lead.

Trump's Backing Adds Firepower

Moore reminds voters, "President Trump endorsed me because he knows I'll fight for you." He concludes, "I'm Barry Moore, and I approve this message because I'll always shoot you straight!"

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SPLC Seeks New CEO... Amidst Federal Indictment?!

Just a day after being slammed with an 11-count federal indictment, the Southern Poverty Law Center is looking for a new CEO. Awkward timing much?

The Job Posting: Sunny Skies, Apparently?

The listing, spotted on a progressive job board, boasts a salary range of $450,000 to $525,000 and a prime location in Montgomery, Atlanta, or another "major, well-connected Southern city." They're looking for someone to "inherit a legacy of courage and conviction" and promise a work environment "not subject to any strenuous physical demands or dangerous conditions."

What's Missing? Oh, Just a Minor Detail...

Funny thing is, the ad forgot to mention the little issue of the Justice Department charging the SPLC with serious financial crimes, including wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy! We're talking about allegations of funnelling millions to informants tied to extremist groups using shady shell accounts.

Deep Dive into the Allegations

The feds are claiming over $3 million in donor money was diverted between 2014 and 2023 to informants from groups like the KKK and Aryan Nations. Allegedly, this cash was disguised using fake business names like "Fox Photography" and "Rare Books Warehouse." One informant is said to have walked away with over a million bucks, while another reportedly helped organize the Charlottesville rally.

Skipping the Not-So-Fun Facts

The job posting also conveniently omits details about the "Interim" CEO, Bryan Fair, and the circumstances of Margaret Huang's departure. No mention of the staff's no-confidence vote, the mass layoffs, or the organization's multi-million dollar deficit and revenue plunge. It's like they're trying to sweep a whole lot under the rug!

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Auburn Skies Awe-Inspire Before Finals!

Jordan-Hare has witnessed some epic moments, but this week delivered a spectacle even more awesome, and it wasn't even football season! The Blue Angels soared over Auburn Thursday morning, delivering a high-flying "Good Luck on Finals" message to students.

A Local Hero in the Cockpit!

The flyover featured Commander Lilly Montana, an Auburn poli-sci grad (Class of '10!) and Naval ROTC alum, piloting as Blue Angel No. 8. How cool is that?

Campus Comes Alive!

Thousands of students across Cater Lawn, the Green Space, and Samford Lawn gazed skyward, witnessing a truly unforgettable Auburn moment. If that doesn’t ignite some serious study power for those finals, we don't know what will! Go get 'em, Tigers!

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Tide QB Simpson Drafted!

Former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Ty Simpson is headed to the NFL! The Los Angeles Rams snapped him up with the 13th overall pick in Thursday night's draft!

From Tuscaloosa to Tinseltown

Pre-draft chatter was all over the place regarding Simpson's first-round chances. But his hard work during his single season as a starter clearly impressed the Rams enough to take a chance.

Perfect Fit for Simpson

Seriously, could he have landed in a better spot? As a relatively new player with only 15 college starts, being thrown into the deep end with a struggling team would've been tough.

Learning from the Best

Instead, Simpson gets to learn from reigning NFL MVP and future Hall of Famer Matthew Stafford for a year or two. He'll have time to prepare before taking over the reins!

McVay's Mentorship

Under the guidance of head coach Sean McVay, widely considered an offensive genius, Simpson will receive top-notch coaching from both the staff and a seasoned quarterback. No pressure to start this season!

The Future is Bright

Simpson made his case to NFL teams in the weeks leading up to the draft, demonstrating why he should be their franchise quarterback. And the Rams clearly heard him! While fans may have to wait a bit to see Simpson lead the team, this could pay off big time for him and his supporters down the road!

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Tuberville Sounds Alarm on Rural Hospitals

Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) is on a mission! He recently grilled Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about the feds' wage index formula, which Tuberville argues is pushing Alabama's rural hospitals toward the brink.

Outdated Formula Hurting Alabama

Tuberville pointed out that Alabama's classification as a low-wage state under this decades-old formula is unfair. It doesn't reflect the state's economic progress over the past 40 years! "The wage index is killing us, absolutely," Tuberville exclaimed. He pressed Kennedy on whether he thought things had changed in four decades.

Kennedy Agrees: Action Needed!

Kennedy agreed wholeheartedly. He warned that rural hospitals across the nation are at risk and Congress needs to step up. "We need to change it or we’re going to lose all these rural hospitals," Kennedy said, highlighting the disproportionate suffering in rural areas.

Food Ingredients: A Regulatory Gap?

Tuberville also questioned the stark difference in food ingredient regulations between the U.S. and Europe. He noted the massive disparity in the number of allowed ingredients.

The GRAS Standard Loophole

Kennedy blamed a loophole in the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act, known as the GRAS standard. He claimed the food industry has exploited it for decades. Apparently, the FDA doesn’t even have a list of these ingredients, and none have been adequately tested.

Psychedelic Treatments for Vets?

Finally, Tuberville brought up the subject of psychedelic treatments for veterans battling PTSD. He thanked Kennedy and President Trump for progress in Alabama. Kennedy highlighted the promise of ibogaine but lamented that vets are forced to travel to Mexico for treatment. He emphasized that vets who have served this country and returned with severe PTSD are taking their lives at an alarming rate.

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Palmer Sounds the Alarm on Critical Mineral Dependence

U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) is pushing Congress to untangle the red tape snaring America's critical mineral supply chain. He argues it's time to get serious about securing our own resources!

"Help or Hindrance?" Hearing Highlights Concerns

As Chairman of the Subcommittee on Environment, Palmer recently led a hearing titled "Help or Hindrance? The Impact of U.S. Environmental Laws on Critical Material Supply Chains, National Security, and Economic Growth." It sounds like a mouthful, but the message was clear: we need to fix this!

China's Grip on Critical Minerals

"Our country has a rich bounty of natural resources," Palmer stated. "However, in the past several decades, China has aggressively sought to dominate the global market for critical minerals – with dire consequences for our national security."

COVID-19 Wake-Up Call

The COVID-19 pandemic shone a harsh light on America's reliance on countries like China for crucial minerals, medicines, and other essential goods.

National Security at Stake

Palmer emphasized the dangerous implications: "China is now responsible for almost exclusively producing about two dozen critical minerals that our national security and defense depend on." He also noted that much of the material recovered from lithium-ion batteries gets shipped back to China for recycling.

Earth Day Timing

The hearing was appropriately held on Earth Day, April 22nd. Palmer noted the irony: environmental laws in the U.S. have coincided with the shift of critical supply chains to China.

Trump's Actions Praised, More Action Needed

Palmer acknowledged the Trump administration's efforts but insisted that Congress must do more. He's championing his bill, HR 4370, the Securing America's Mineral Supply Act, which aims to codify policies supporting domestic critical minerals mining and processing.

A Call for Common Sense Solutions

"We should work together to find solutions to support the reshoring of the entire critical mineral supply chain," Palmer urged. He stressed the importance of supporting all aspects of the supply chain, from mining to recycling. The Energy Commerce Committee, he believes, is well-positioned to advance common-sense reforms.

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Alabama Mourns Loss of Fallen Officer

The state of Alabama is in mourning after the tragic death of Thomasville Police Officer Dallas Hinton, who was killed in an early morning crash on Wednesday.

Officer Hinton's Untimely Passing

Officer Hinton, 25, lost his life when his patrol vehicle collided with a trailer on U.S. Highway 43 in Clarke County. The devastating crash occurred around 50 a.m., leaving the Thomasville community heartbroken.

A Marine and Dedicated Officer

Thomasville Police Chief Mitchell Stuckey shared the profound impact of Hinton's death, noting the close-knit nature of the small county. Hinton, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, had served with the department for two years and was engaged to be married.

Attorney General Honors Hinton's Service

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall expressed his condolences, recognizing Hinton's dedication and service. "Today, we lost a true servant of his community," Marshall stated, acknowledging the deep impact of Hinton's loss. He highlighted Hinton's commitment to protecting the community, both as a Marine and as a police officer.

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Red Snapper Season Gets a Sweet Upgrade in Alabama!

Get ready, anglers! Alabama's red snapper season is about to be bigger and better than ever! State officials are saying "so long" to restrictions and "hello" to a longer, more flexible season in 2026.

Seven Days a Week of Snapper Fun!

The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is opening both state and federal waters to private anglers and state-licensed charter boats for red snapper harvest starting Friday, May 22nd. But here's the real kicker: for the first time ever, the season will be open SEVEN days a week all the way to the end of the year, or until the state's quota is reached! How awesome is that?

More Snapper, More Freedom!

Alabama’s 2026 private angler quota has been set at a whopping 664,552 pounds. This means more opportunities to reel in those beauties!

What the Commissioner is Saying:

ADCNR Commissioner Chris Blankenship is stoked about the changes, saying they show the benefits of state management. He emphasizes the ability to adapt the season to better meet the needs of Alabama anglers, offering greater flexibility when planning those fishing trips.

Who Benefits?

This expanded season is for everyone fishing from shore, private recreational vessels, and state-licensed Alabama commercial party boats (without those pesky federal for-hire permits).

Important Reminders

Remember, Snapper Check is still a must! Report every single red snapper harvested before you even think about landing it, no matter where you caught it. Anglers 16 and older need a valid Alabama saltwater fishing license and a Gulf Reef Fish Endorsement. Vessel operators, don't forget to complete a landing report for each and every trip.

And of course, follow all the state regulations! That means a daily bag limit of two red snapper per person with a 16-inch minimum size limit.

Let's make this red snapper season one for the books, ChumCity style!

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Rams Snag Bama's Ty Simpson!

Former Alabama QB Ty Simpson just landed the jackpot! The Los Angeles Rams picked him up as the No. 13 overall pick in the NFL draft. Talk about a dream scenario for the Crimson Tide star – big bucks are comin'!

Virginia Redistricting Drama

The battle over Virginia's district lines is heading to the State Supreme Court! Get ready for a showdown that could see congressional districts redrawn to favor a 10-1 Democratic majority. Buckle up, folks!

SPLC's CEO Search Gets Sketchy?

The Southern Poverty Law Center, already swimming in legal woes, is hiring a CEO with a sweet $500,000 salary. They want someone to "inherit a legacy of conviction," but some legal eagles think the SPLC is doomed, especially with that DOJ indictment alleging fraud in how they financially support extremists they "fight". Yikes!

Britt Blasts Arctic Frost Probe

Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) is not happy! She ripped into the Arctic Frost probe during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, calling it a "mass targeting" of Republican groups. She also questioned the subpoenaing of phone records of multiple members of Congress. Sounds like a serious overreach!

Alabama Senate Race: It's a Three-Way Tie!

The Alabama Senate race is heating up! A PAC backing Attorney General Steve Marshall just released a poll showing a dead heat in the GOP primary. Barry Moore is slightly ahead at 28%, followed by Marshall at 27%, and Jared Hudson snagging 24%. This one's gonna be a nail-biter!

Alabama Redistricting: Don't Hold Your Breath

Don't expect Alabama's congressional districts to be redrawn anytime soon. House Pro Tem Chris Pringle says the chances before 2030 are "slim to none." Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Barry Moore is urging lawmakers to favor conservatives, because "red states play nice, but blue states don't." Sounds about right!

Iran's Economic Squeeze

The U.S. economic pressure on Iran is hitting a fever pitch, with collapse risks looming as the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues. But Iran isn't backing down, seizing a ship linked to a billionaire close to both President Trump and French President Macron! Peace talks? Still on hold.

Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.

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