7. Georgia lawmakers (a backward state, not a backward U.S. state) smack down There's a debate raging over a bill that actually seems like a pretty neat idea: forcing foreign-owned media to register their status. The bill proposes that media and non-profits that receive more than 20% of their budget from overseas would have to register as foreign-influenced organizations, but the current president is threatening to veto the bill.

6. Anti-Semitic shutdown Roads across America are clogged because of a lack of Jews. Died On the weekend. new york, Chicago, San Francisco, Philadelphiaand Miami There were protests with varying levels of success trying to draw attention to the Israeli conflict, and we all first learned about it through these protests.

Five. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) said the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on separate bills related to foreign affairs, including: IsraelUkraine, and Taiwanperhaps followed by a bill Tick ​​tockAll of this is setting up some battles for Republicans in the House and whether any bills passed there will be addressed in this way by the U.S. Senate.

Four. Today's Spill Alabama's first Steps The race to find a new representative for Alabama's court-ordered racially unfairly drawn 2nd Congressional District is an election aimed at bringing about a black Democrat and a red-to-blue flip. In the Republican primary runoff, Carolyn Dobson (who led the way for governor and Kay Ivey) won. exteriorThe race between Rep. Shomali Figures (D-Huntsville) and former state Sen. Dick Brewbaker (R-Montgomery) is expected to be much closer than the Democratic primary, according to recent polls, with Shomali Figures holding a slim lead over favored state Rep. Anthony Daniels (D-Huntsville).

3. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Auburn) has accurately described former President Donald Trump's legal troubles, and the attention given to them, as part of an ongoing “meltdown” by the media and its Democratic Party, and tantamount to “election interference.” While Britt accurately blames the media, jealous “mean girl” impersonators, and Tabitha Isner, the No. 2 Alabama Democrat, for “misleading the way,” Declared Britt's opinion: means Isner's statement that Britt is “more committed to Trump than to democracy and justice” is a view of the level of his views that are echoed by some of Alabama's most enlightened Democrats.

2. Alabama lawmakers are calling for President Joe Biden to step up his support for Israel while it remains under Israeli control. We're screwed With daily attacks by Iran and Iran-backed terrorists, Reps. Mike Rogers (R-Saxon) and Dale Strong (R-Monrovia) have called on President Biden to step up support for Israel in the wake of these attacks. Meanwhile, the White House has apparently Leaking He met with Israeli leaders to weaken their position and persuade them to come to a ceasefire.

1. Former President Donald Trump has become the first former president to face criminal trial as his hush money trial begins. start As expected, about 50% of potential jurors said they would not be impartial. Happyregarding the trial and various other issues he is currently facing, he wrote, “In addition to being barred from attending my son Barron's high school graduation, I have learned that the highly biased judge in the Soros-appointed witch hunt case of District Attorney Alvin Bragg will not allow me to attend the historic presidential immunity arguments being held before the United States.”

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