7. special prosecutor jack smith Really America wants to put former President Donald Trump on trial before the election on charges of election interference, but Donald Trump really doesn't want that to happen. The issue of presidential immunity is before the Supreme Court and likely won't be in President Trump's favor. The special prosecutor noted the “national importance” of the case and, oddly enough, said: “Delays in resolving these charges threaten to undermine the public interest in prompt and fair adjudication.” He clearly has the election in mind.

6. very wise protester screaming He was arrested for lewd acts at Decatur Mayor Tab Bowling's home and is now facing a lengthy prison sentence after his bond was revoked. Alaina Dailey was arrested for disorderly conduct and taken into custody after her probation was revoked for a previous conviction related to skip scanning at a local Walmart. And unfortunately for her, she's already facing legal trouble in Madison County for a third-degree felony fleeing after her arrest for drunk driving.

Five. Unelected bureaucrats could be given the position under this legislation. session If Congress moves forward with plans to overhaul some government agencies and the laws governing their actions. Frustrated activists who use these institutions as bludgeons against citizens and their own personal soapboxes say librarians will be punished. imprisoned If you can't show kids anything dirty and the Alabama Department of Archives and History can't function otherwise. lecture About Bull Connors' sexual partners.

Four. A celebration was held for the Kansas City Chiefs. Wounded One person was killed and 22 people, including eight children, were injured in the shooting.three black male He was taken into custody during the shooting, leading to speculation that it was not a targeted attack, but rather common street violence in Kansas City.

3. It is below the upper limit for school selection fees. discussion And those overseeing the failing public school system worry that children who leave the system won't be able to study elsewhere. The two issues that have garnered the most attention are the proposed $100 million spending cap (1% of the education budget) and how it would be raised. On the other hand, there is also the issue of requiring private schools to take the same tests as public schools, which is being viewed as problematic. A poison pill to scare private schools.

2. Apparently there is Large scale destabilize Nationwide Security threat: Russia reportedly wants to introduce nuclear weapons space, and U.S. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner (R-Ohio) wants President Joe Biden to declassify the matter to let America know what's going on. .other member of meeting This has been a long-standing problem and is nothing to worry about.

1. Alabama House Committee Passes Comprehensive Gaming Bill VoteHowever, Rep. Allen Treadaway (R-Morris) was reportedly the only lawmaker to vote “no” against the bill's amnesty for past offenders. Treadaway is a proposed law that would repeal local gaming law amendments that would allow semi-legal casinos to remain open until 2027, as well as protectionist legislation that would give preferential status to current gaming entities that would otherwise be closed. There are issues with the bidding process, etc. Mr Treadaway said: “You can't ignore the fact that people who have been operating illegally for years and made millions of dollars will be rewarded. Open the tender. And the state will profit from it.'' ”

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