7. Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker Protected Two very important people in the Chiefs organization, head coach Andy Reid and star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, spoke. Both emphasized freedom of speech. “What's great about the locker room is that we can have those discussions, get better and make our own decisions,” said Mahomes, the Super Bowl MVP.

6. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has come to the defense of the Amish community, accusing New York of being hostile to religious freedom and stressing that parental rights to religious upbringing and education must be protected. An amicus brief filed with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit argues that New York's actions violate the First Amendment by not allowing religious exemptions to vaccinations, unlike most other states.

Five. A few years ago, Huntsville, Alabama First place Ranked among the 25 best places to live in America US News & World Report Although it is a ranking, this city Sharp drop That's pretty bad for Montgomery, which has dropped all the way to No. 7 over the past few years. Meanwhile, Montgomery, along with Huntsville, made it onto the publication's other list, “The 25 Most Affordable Places to Live in America.” 7th place Huntsville is a little pricey No.2.

Four. The stubborn driver still faces prison time. Reject He was asked to apologize for yelling at the officer, but now the national media is involved. Instead of apologizing for doing something stupid, people with nothing to lose in this are riling up Reginald Burks, calling him a “dad” and a “nigger,” and his lawyers are threatening to sue over the matter.

3. President Joe Biden regularly cites Overdraft. commission Airlines commission Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) is trying to address the economic hardships of ordinary citizens by raising the issue of fast food inflation, which actually affects people. Tweeted“Biden economics has turned dollar menus into $5 menus,” he wrote, linking to an image showing the massive fast-food inflation that will hit consumers under the Biden administration, including a more than 200% price increase for McDonald's McChicken.

2. It didn't take long length Following the failure of the Alabama Legislature to pass a new gambling bill, Attorney General Steve Marshall called on local police to crack down on illegal gambling in their jurisdictions. “We continue to work to shut down illegal establishments. What we need to make sure is that local authorities do their job when they find these illegal establishments,” Marshall said. But historically, those local agencies have not been motivated to do so.

1. Unlike Alabama, Ohio is running for President Joe Biden. BallotIn Ohio, Secretary of State Frank LaRose has again warned Democrats that the state's electoral votes will be crucial. Despite weeks of warnings, Ohio Democrats have yet to resolve issues arising from the state's requirement that it must certify its presidential candidate at least 90 days before the election, which overlaps with the schedule of the Democratic National Convention.

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