7. In Alabama, it is illegal to drive while texting or using a cell phone. touch We use smartphones while driving, but what about wearing a giant VR headset while driving? The Internet Saw multiple people using At least one person was ticketed for doing these things while driving.

6. Former President Donald Trump wasn't happy with the United Auto Workers union's endorsement of President Joe Biden, but the national debate will have ramifications as Alabama begins to tackle its own auto union issue The former president and union leaders are currently conflating the issue because of the possibilities. President Trump called UAW leader Sean Fein a “drug guy” who had “no clue,” but Fein responded, “I know who came to work to work, and who went to work.” I definitely know if he hasn't come yet.” We're going to fight like hell and make sure Joe Biden is the next president. ”

Five. that It shows Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson went to Russia to get interview With President Vladimir Putin.mainstream media is not Happy Regarding this, they are interviewing Hamas leader all of time.This is not the first time Carlson has tried to interview Putin, but the last time the U.S. government stopped him

Four. Iranian-backed Houthi rebels declared He said he had no intention of backing down even if attacked by the United States and Britain. Followed Yesterday we added another attack. Iran called the attack a strategic mistake but did not declare it would directly retaliate if it attacked. host An American porn star tried to visit the collapsed US embassy, ​​which is now a museum, to show support for the regime.

3. Auburn head basketball coach Bruce Pearl slams Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) for calling on Israel to help stop feeding “Netanyahu's war machine.” Pearl then asked Sanders a question. How would a senator react to the torture committed by terrorists in Canada on October 7th, and now more than 200 people have been kidnapped and held in tunnels? Should we call this the Sanders War? Will we call for a cease-fire before these men, women, children and infants can safely return to Vermont?'' Mr. Pearl also challenged Vermont's U.S. senators for a debate, but Mr. Sanders has not responded yet.

2. Diet begins today Gov. Kay Ivey's State of the Union address is underway in the Alabama Legislature, where less-clear battle lines are being drawn on issues such as school choice, gambling, library disputes and property tax cuts.But issues like slowing the spread of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts, ESG (environmental, social, and governance) nonsense, banning conflicting concepts in schools, and parental rights appear to have consolidated. is algop With overwhelming majority support, it would be easier to address these issues.

1. A border bill that spends more money on Ukraine than the United States is unlikely to pass, and there is opposition in the U.S. Senate, with Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) all part of that chorus. It keeps piling up.Alabama republican party“I do not support this additional funding bill because it does nothing to effectively prevent President Biden from continuing his massive immigration plan.” Establishment Republicans, the media, and their Democratic Party Having tried in vain to shame him into supporting this bill, now Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) against Bill too.

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