7. Presidential candidate and former New Jersey governor Chris Christie Dropped On the same day, former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis participated in a CNN debate and withdrew from the US presidential campaign. Her 12% in a recent New Hampshire poll suggests she could flip the state from former President Donald Trump to Haley if all of his supporters support her (which they likely won't). be.

6. Jefferson County plans to save taxpayers more than $1 billion ($1.17 billion) by refinancing its municipal bonds. It's been 10 years since Jefferson County filed for bankruptcy amid a slew of sewer system reconstruction, financial crisis and corruption.

Five. After refusing to attend secret room In Congressional testimony, the House Oversight Committee found that Hunter Biden was charged with: despise won a seat in Congress, and the issue is now on the floor as Democrats I've tried To hold hearings on Donald Trump. President Joe Biden's tough son appeared at a hearing and was attacked by Republican lawmakers, surprising many. A storm has come He spoke before the testimony of Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.).

Four. A federal judge is control It's okay to kill people by slow and painless suffocation if the state does it. Alabama is poised to become the first state to do so. Kenneth Smith, who may be the first person in the nation to die from the disease, was hired by a pastor to kill his 45-year-old wife and was convicted in 1989.

3. gambling law Alabama Rep. Andy Witt (R-Harvest) says he is back on the ticket to run for the Alabama House of Representatives. Whitt cited a comprehensive bill that includes lottery, casino, regulation and sports betting, which he believes will help crack down on illegal gambling, which he called the “Wild West.”

2. The United Auto Workers Union collected 30% support from Mercedes plant employees in Tuscaloosa. The UAW is looking to extend its recent victories to the South. So Alabama is gearing up for a new fight over unionization, and Governor Kay Ivey is joining the fight very early on.

1. Nick Saban retires impact For college football and Alabama: unfathomableand the Democrats know that. Saban is arguably the greatest football coach of all time leading the greatest team of all time, and every school except the University of Alabama will benefit from this decision.

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