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Governor Kay Ivey designates October 12 as Farmers’ Day in Alabama

Farmers’ Day Declared in Alabama Governor Kay Ivey and Alabama’s Agriculture and Industries Secretary, Rick Pate, officially designated October 12 as Farmers’ Day in Alabama during a ceremony held at Sweet Creek Farm Market in Pike Road. The proclamation underscores the vital contribution of Alabama farmers, who inject approximately $77.3 billion into the state’s economy […]

Revealed: This Is a Day of ICE’s Most Notorious Criminal Arrests

Since the beginning of the year, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has made hundreds of thousands of arrests, with a notable five major offenders taken in just on Thursday, according to reports. Since the Trump administration took office, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has arrested over 417,000 undocumented individuals, with more than 210,000 […]

ALP Fundraiser for Charlie Kirk’s Family Exceeds $3,000,000 on Opening Day

Fundraiser for Charlie Kirk’s Family Raises Over $3 Million More than $3 million has been collected in honor of Charlie Kirk’s family through Gives Endgo, established in his memory. ALP, a nicotine pouch company, was founded by Tucker Carlson and Neil Patel, co-founders of the Daily Caller. They initiated the fundraiser to “do everything we […]

Governor Ivey announces a statewide day to honor Carole Robertson.

Alabama Governor Declares Day of Remembrance for Carol Robertson Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has announced a statewide day of memory for Carol Robertson, one of the four young victims of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing. This proclamation was made on Monday. Robertson, along with Adie Ma Collins, Cynthia Wesley, and Dennis McNair, tragically lost […]

Former veterinary professor discovered deceased in Auburn park during the day

Dr. Julie Gard Schnuel, 59, was found dead on Saturday in Kiesel Park, Auburn, around 2:07 PM. Recently retired from her position as a veterinary professor, she was walking her dogs in the park when her body was discovered by a passerby, who then called 9-1-1. Authorities quickly located her Ford F-150 truck on Wire […]

Nogales Declares September as Suicide Prevention Month and Day

Nogales Declares Suicide Prevention Month In a significant meeting on September 3, 2025, the city of Nogales, Arizona, announced September as both Suicide Prevention Month and Suicide Prevention Day. This initiative was spearheaded by Michel Ramirez, the chairman of the Disability Committee (CODI), with the aim of raising awareness about the critical issue of suicide […]

Understanding Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Following Appeal Challenges

Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariffs, but Fight Isn’t Over On August 29, a federal appeals court ruled against President Donald Trump’s extensive tariffs. However, he still has some options available to him. The U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals determined that the administration overstepped its legal bounds by using emergency powers to impose […]

Socialists in the U.S. Established Labor Day and it’s a good thing they did

Remembering Labor Day’s Origins There’s a saying about a broken clock being right twice a day, and perhaps that’s how we should view the socialists who played a role in establishing Labor Day. It’s not easy to give them credit, but, maybe, they deserve a nod for this lovely three-day weekend that signifies the end […]

Labor Day originated from strikes and sacrifices, not celebrations and discounts.

Labor Day: A Reflection on Its True Origins Labor Day isn’t just about barbecues and sales; it has roots in strikes and bloodshed. This holiday emerged from the labor struggles in the late 19th century, where workers fought for shorter hours, fair pay, and safe working conditions—essentially, a fight against being treated as expendable. The […]