FACT CHECK: Did Tim Walz Sign Bill Protecting Pedophiles From Discrimination?
Posts Share on social media They claim that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed a bill making it illegal to discriminate against pedophiles. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has signed a bill making it illegal to discriminate against pedophiles under the state's civil rights law. to follow: translation: pic.twitter.com/vQNMTrKCqG — AF Post (@AFpost) August 7, 2024 Verdict: […]
Boxer May Lose His Eye After Protecting Youngster From Brutal Beating
Boxer Dmitry Dvali may lose an eye after he, his brother and their cornerman saved a young man being beaten by a group of men in Crimea in July. At least nine people have been reported arrested and Russian boxer Dmitry Dvali, 23, seriously injured after a brawl broke out in the Crimean city of […]
It’s time for Alabama to take the next step toward protecting personal privacy
As the old saying goes, “A good beginning is half the job done,” and the Alabama Legislature is off to a good start in protecting individual privacy and free speech. Now it's time to finish the task. Last year, the Alabama Legislature unanimously passed the Privacy Act, which protects Alabamians' personal information from misuse or […]
Alabama House passes bill protecting workers’ right to secret ballot in union elections
The Alabama House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday that would bar companies from receiving economic development incentives if union elections aren't held by secret ballot. The bill was introduced by state Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) and carried in the House by House Majority Leader Brett Stadthagen (R-Hartselle). “SB 231 gives employees the opportunity to […]
Steve Marshall receives distinguished service award for protecting Alabama energy consumers
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall was recently honored with the Alabama Power Authority's (AMEA) Distinguished Service Award at the agency's 2024 Electric Supply Conference in Orange Beach. “We are extremely grateful for General Marshall's tireless efforts fighting for Alabama consumers regarding the Environmental Protection Agency's excessive regulation, which severely impacts the electric power industry and […]
Steve Marshall leads brief protecting Amish schools from vaccine mandates
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall recently 20 state amicus briefs In an effort to protect New York's rural Amish community from state backlash for exercising their religious freedom, the lawsuit seeks to hold the state responsible for imposing “exorbitant fines” on a rural Amish-only private school in New York State, a penalty imposed on the […]
Sen. Tuberville: Protecting those who protect us goes beyond National Police Week
Last week was National Police Week. But in my opinion, one week is not enough time to honor the brave men and women who put their lives on the line to serve and protect our communities every day. I hosted a roundtable with my Senate colleagues and law enforcement officials from Alabama and across the […]
Alabama law protecting homeowners from illegal occupants goes into effect
Earlier this year, the Alabama Legislature passed a bill aimed at protecting landowners from squatters. The bill goes into effect on Saturday, June 1. The new law imposes stiff penalties on individuals who trespass on homes they do not own and creates new criminal offenses for those who cause damage to property exceeding $1,000. These […]
Katie Britt: Protecting kids from social media is not a political issue – ‘We’re coming together as concerned parents’
U.S. Senator Katie Britt met with Fox News' Will Cain this morning at Rickwood Field in Birmingham to discuss social media and the need to limit its use by young children. Britt and Cain are at Rickwood today along with thousands of fans watching the first major league game being played at the nation's oldest […]
IVF is as pro-life as it gets, and the Legislature is committed to protecting it
When Parliament adjourned for the weekend on February 15, a number of difficult issues already awaited its reconvening the following week. The House was preparing to vote on the CHOOSE Act and other priorities. The Senate was grappling with issues such as legislation addressing election security and DEI. The session went smoothly, and both chambers […]
