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Alabama's AG Rides the Airwaves

Attorney General Steve Marshall is hitting the radio waves hard in his bid for U.S. Senate. Expect to hear a lot about his conservative credentials, that Trump seal of approval, and his work as the state's top law dog.

Arctic Frost Bites the Dust!

The House gave a unanimous thumbs-down (426-0!) to the sneaky "Arctic Frost" provision. This means our own Coach Tuberville (and other spied-on senators) can now sue the government for up to half a million bucks. Justice!

Ivey Cleans House at Motorsports Hall of Fame

Gov. Kay Ivey gave the entire Motorsports Hall of Fame Commission the boot and brought in a fresh crew to bring some much-needed transparency. Turns out, an audit revealed a whopping 35 violations, including the mysterious disappearance of donated cars, like a '61 Dodge Charger. Gone in 60 seconds, maybe?

ICE Raids Rock North Carolina

Operation Charlotte's Web, conducted by ICE, swept up over 200 immigrants in North Carolina, near Charlotte and Raleigh. The fallout? A staggering 45,000 school absences, including 653 at just one high school, leading to student walkouts.

Britt Backs Trump's Visa Reforms

Senator Katie Britt is throwing her weight behind President Trump's H-1B visa changes, saying American workers need to be the priority. She's calling for Senate oversight and crackdowns on shady practices where U.S. workers are forced to train their foreign replacements. Ouch!

Palmer Accuses Dems of Trump Obsession

Congressman Gary Palmer is accusing the Democrats of a "psychological obsession" with President Trump, claiming they're pushing the "Epstein Files" release to smear him. He says it's a political ploy, despite the bipartisan agreement demanding transparency from the DOJ.

Trump Signs Epstein Files Transparency Act

President Trump has signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, ordering the DOJ to release all related documents within 30 days, while protecting victims. Attorney General Pam Bondi has announced investigations into the Clintons and others, as GOP senators warn against delays and Democrats demand unredacted files.