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Alabama Farmers Federation Says Phase One Trade Agreement ‘Step In Right Direction’

By Brent Wilson on January 15, 2020

The Alabama Farmers Federation released the following statement on the phase one trade deal that President Trump signed:

U.S. President Donald Trump signed “phase one” of a trade agreement with China earlier today which includes…

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State Sen. Donnie Chesteen Pre-Files Bill to Ease Tax Burden on Alabama Armed Service Members

By Dakota Layton on January 14, 2020

State Sen. Donnie Chesteen (R-Geneva) has pre-filed a bill, SB 5, for the 2020 legislative session that would allow members of the armed forces from Alabama who are serving outside of the state to…

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State Sen. Gerald Allen Defends Bill Requiring K-12 Schools to Play the Star-Spangled Banner Weekly

By Dakota Layton on January 13, 2020

During an appearance on “The Jeff Poor Show,” State Sen. Gerald Allen (R-Tuscaloosa) defended his proposed bill, SB 13, that would require Alabama K-12 schools to play the Star Spangled Banner at…

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State Rep. Mike Ball Responds to AG Steve Marshall’s Opposition to Medical Marijuana

By Dakota Layton on January 13, 2020

After Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced his opposition to legislation that would legalize and regulate the use of medical marijuana in Alabama, State. Rep. Mike Ball (R-Madison) responded in a Friday…

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President Donald Trump congratulates Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey in person Wednesday, April 26, 2017, in Washington, D.C., when she joined him and other government leaders at the White House for the signing of an executive order. Ivey was on hand as President Trump signed the "Education Federalism Executive Order." It aims to reduce the federal governments role in K-12 education.

Gov. Kay Ivey: Alabama is Currently Uncommitted to Receiving Refugees

By Dakota Layton on January 13, 2020

Under a new Trump administration order, states are required to give consent in order to take in refugees. Alabama is one of a handful of…

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Jeff Coleman, 2nd District Congressional Candidate, Releases Ad Targeting Farmers

By Brent Wilson on January 10, 2020

Jeff Coleman has released a new advertisement, his fourth so far, targeting Alabama farmers. Coleman is seeking the 2nd Congressional seat in Alabama currently held by Martha Roby, who is not seeking reelection.

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Census Bureau Hiring 1,000 Temporary Workers In Birmingham

By Brent Wilson on January 10, 2020

In preparation for the 2020 Census, the U.S. Census Bureau is going on a hiring spree looking for temporary workers.

The U.S. Census Bureau is looking to hire an additional 1,000 in all areas of…

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UAB Supports Birmingham Promise Scholarship; Will Offer Free Tuition to Students Who Qualify

By Dakota Layton on January 10, 2020

The University of Alabama in Birmingham (UAB) became the first public college in Alabama to support the Birmingham Promise scholarship. This scholarship is Mayor Randall Woodfin’s signature workforce development program that combines apprenticeship and…

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Bradley Byrne Introduces Resolution to Censure Pelosi

By Dakota Layton on January 10, 2020

On Thursday, Congressman Bradley Byrne introduced a resolution to censure House Speaker Nancy Pelosi due to frustration over her refusal to send the two articles of impeachment against President Trump to the Senate in…

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Sen. Richard Shelby Signs Resolution Condemning Pelosi’s Impeachment Tactics

By Dakota Layton on January 10, 2020

One day after Senator Doug Jones tweeted a video, giving his latest thoughts on the impeachment process against President Trump, Senator Richard Shelby

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