7. As former President Donald Trump's “hush money” trial enters the final argument stage, Fox News Digital has published a comprehensive article making it clear that many Americans believe the claims that prosecuting Trump is politically incorrect. Motivated. Wider poll In support of these findings, most NoteThere are many variables in this issue, with some believing Trump is innocent and criticizing the fairness of the trial, while others believe Trump should be held accountable for any wrongdoing and stressing the importance of following the law regardless of political stance.

6. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Monrovia) has been touting the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which passed the House Armed Services Committee on a bipartisan 57-1 vote. Strong highlighted provisions in the NDAA aimed at improving the quality of life for soldiers, including a significant pay increase for junior soldiers and on-base housing reforms, while fellow Alabama Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saxe) praised the bill's passage and Strong's advocacy for north Alabama.

Four. In the past 11 days, the bullet strike In an incident in which young Birmingham residents were shot or nearly hit at least seven times, four children were shot, one was grazed by a bullet, another was wounded by broken glass, and two others narrowly escaped injury. While the mayor blames former President Donald Trump, responsible authorities are focusing on the growing culture of violence, highlighting the devastating impact on children's lives and the need for community outrage over every shooting. Birmingham Police Officer Truman Fitzgerald said, “It just shows the low regard criminals have for human life.”

3. The fake news frenzy over Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is as fake as the allegations against Amy Coney Barrett, which are as fake as the allegations against Clarence Thomas, which are as fake as the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh. None of the “journalists” worried about our “democracy” can explain exactly what scares them so much, but they assert that this is serious and that their colleagues believe it, so democracy is in danger.

2. Jacksonville State University has become the first public university in Alabama to comply with a new state law that eliminates its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) program, prohibits the use of state funds for DEI offices or initiatives and requires such offices to close by Oct. 1. In a university-wide announcement, JSU President Don Killingsworth Jr. said the diversity and inclusion office will close on May 31 and all current employees will be redeployed to other roles on campus.

2. supreme court Domination South Carolina's redistricting, which shifted more than 30,000 black voters to a different district, was motivated by partisan concerns, not racial issues. In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court upheld Republican-drawn districts and overturned lower court rulings on racial fraud. The ruling emphasized that partisan fraud is permissible but racial fraud is unconstitutional, leading some experts to predict that Alabama's 2nd Congressional District could find itself back in court after the 2024 election.

1. The Alabama Department of Education result The 2023-2024 Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program study shows that statewide, 91% of third graders are reading at or above grade level. In Birmingham, Jumped off After the law was passed that threatened to block the progress of low-achieving pupils, academic achievement rose from 51% to 84%, a huge improvement from the previous year that shows the measures in place are working.

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