7. The Arizona Supreme Court To support Citing an 1864 law and multiple codified laws, and following precedent from a U.S. Supreme Court decision on a similar law in Mississippi, they would ban abortion in the state, further spreading the narrative that abortion would be guaranteed to be “on the ballot.”

6. Alabama library Continued targeting, Obscene It's still being published… The kids Adults won't let you read the words in public, but they want you to read them in libraries. A library in Prattville, Alabama removed sexually explicit books after a child on a field trip was so upset by “the lonely and lesbian experience” that a child read a sexually explicit act at a Fairhope city council meeting. This happens every day as people try to defend the indefensible.

Five. Huntsville television station WAAY 31 reported the story of a boy from Section, Alabama. Banned She was banned from going to prom because she was wearing a dress. Unrelated Parents were interviewed about their involvement and how their children commit. suicide The school has remained silent on the matter, so if she is not allowed to go to prom, it is likely that few facts about the case will come to light.

Four. aldotcom continues to act as if LibsofTikTok is the bigger thing threat You are better off with an illegal immigrant than with an illegal immigrant because an illegal immigrant who was arrested for allegedly killing another illegal immigrant was released because it was determined that he acted in self-defense, i.e. the other illegal immigrant was attacking him. Timeline An investigation revealed that LibsofTikTok had posted a mugshot of the suspect before he was released from custody, after officers spotted him at the emergency room for an unrelated issue.

3. State Sen. Chris Elliott (R-Baldwin County) all but confirmed that negotiations on gambling are essentially over, but the bill is still on the table. Dead And no gambling changes will be made this legislative session. While Elliott hopes the bill will pass, she said, “I'm a little frustrated because I don't think it's going to pass. The House voted down changes the Senate made to the House bill that would have fulfilled two of the House's goals – to allow a vote on the lottery and to have stricter controls on illegal gambling. The Senate bill had those changes in it. Not everything, but it certainly had something. I'm worried it's going to end up with nothing.”

2. President Biden has many BallotThe Democratic National Committee will hold its nominating convention in some states, including Alabama, after the polls have closed. Changed They set a deadline to make it easier for Republican candidates to appear on the ballot in the 2020 election, raising concerns about fairness and political ploys, but given how Democrats have acted on ballot access, they don't expect the same thing to happen here.

1. Former President Donald Trump loses AlsoNow, he has tried to delay the “hush money” trial in New York, meaning the real fight is about to begin in the numerous criminal cases Democrats across the country have pursued to smear the Republican candidate. He also failed in his second lawsuit. bring the actionHis lawyers decided to postpone the trial, arguing that it would be impossible for him to get a fair trial because 61% of Manhattan residents already believe he is guilty and 70% have a negative view of him.

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