Alabama's football team is back in the Top 10! The Tide crushed Vanderbilt 30-14, silencing some smack talk from Deigo Pavia and avenging last year's painful loss. Roll Tide! A 3-year-old from Baldwin County is safely back in Alabama after a harrowing ordeal. Allegedly kidnapped by her mother and taken to Mexico as payment for cartel debts, the girl's rescue involved international efforts and her father's relentless pursuit. The mother is now in custody. The FBI has reportedly ditched the Southern Poverty Law Center's controversial "hate group map." This comes after the targeting of Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA was exposed, further damaging the SPLC's reputation. Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears highlights another call for violence by a Democrat. AG candidate Jay Jones is under fire for violent text messages advocating the death of a Republican politician and her children. Despite the outrage, prominent Democrats continue to support him. The media and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries are blasting President Trump's recent actions and memes as "unhinged." Meanwhile, the government shutdown looms as the Senate struggles to pass a funding bill and the House remains on recess. Attorney General Steve Marshall, a Senate candidate, slammed Montgomery's leadership, including Mayor Steven Reed, for their alleged inaction following another mass shooting downtown. Reed fired back, suggesting gun laws and bail reform as potential solutions. Governor-elect Tommy Tuberville says enough is enough. He demands that Montgomery's leaders take responsibility for the city's rising crime rate, and voiced support for sending in the National Guard to restore order. Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.Crimson Tide Rolls Over Vandy!
Alabama Girl Rescued from Mexico
SPLC's "Hate Map" Loses Credibility
Democrat's Violent Texts Surface
Trump Critics Sound Off
AG Marshall Blasts Montgomery Leadership
Tuberville Calls for Action on Montgomery Crime
