7. UConn is looking to beat Alabama in what will be the Crimson Tide's first-ever Final Four appearance, and while UConn may be overconfident, coming off 10 straight tournament wins and consecutive Final Four appearances, the university has taken the precaution of removing light poles from campus to prevent potential property damage and disruption reminiscent of last year's post-win celebration.

6. in the end, previous Aldotcom's malicious actions, 1819 News They are Exposure The pastor and mayor (as journalists do) secretly cross-dressed, wrote slasher novels about business owners in the city, tried to convince people to become transgender, and used minors in his community for gender-change memes. Some out-of-work former journalists are calling on politicians to ignore the case. 1819 NewsMeanwhile, Al.com can't explain its past reporting on Secretary of State Jon Merrill's sex life or Kyle Whitmire's gay panic against Roy Moore.

Five. At least no one lives in the newly drawn, racially unfair 2nd Congressional District. running As a Democrat, he represents Huntsville in the Alabama Legislature. And it's becoming an issue as House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels (D-Huntsville) addresses residency concerns and emphasizes that the race's leading candidate, Shomali Figures, has lived outside Alabama for more than a decade, primarily in Washington, D.C. Figures owns a $1.2 million home in Bethesda, Maryland, while Daniels claims she only established residency in Alabama just before the November 2023 filing deadline. Meanwhile, Daniels represents Huntsville in the Alabama Legislature, hundreds of miles away from the Huntsville district.

Four. The Democratic Party continues talk Methodology Indifference They are illegal Immigrationand crime is not important because Natural born citizens commit crimes too. Even liberal columnists Focus on it The crazy nature of this argument is that they Republican He will “exploit” the issue of illegal immigrants massacring citizens, stoking the “security mom” vote with a narrative that “will almost certainly be featured in television, print and digital ads and sold to voters.”

3. Union leaders are attacking Governor Kay Ivey head-on as she continues to oppose unionization in the state's auto industry. UAW President Sean Fain said, “Governor Kay Ivey recently boldly stated that the Southern economic model is under attack, and rightly so! It's under attack because workers are tired of being exploited.” Union efforts to unionize Alabama's auto manufacturing industry are on the brink of a major win at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Vance.

2. The Biden administration is different. lie President Biden spoke about energy policy after he stopped purchasing 3 million barrels of oil to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), citing higher prices caused by his policies. The SPR stores oil for emergencies and currently holds 363.6 million barrels of oil, down 43% from January 2021 when Biden took office after the president began drawing down oil in late 2021 as part of efforts to address rising fuel prices, but to no avail.

1. Alabama's “Laken Riley Act” Immigration The state's bill has faced the usual absurd opposition from lawmakers who want to blame the police, with Rep. Tashina Morris (D-Montgomery) suggesting that law enforcement cannot be trusted, saying, “We're going to sit here and act like we don't understand history.” Other opponents have suggested that illegal immigrants assaulted by other illegal immigrants are less likely to call the police because of their legal status, and that the bill would lead to racial profiling, but the bill is expected to pass this session.

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