7. U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) declared “America is back” in a House floor speech celebrating Republican-led accomplishments under President Donald Trump, including border security enhancements, energy independence, economic resurgence with record stock markets. He also cited low unemployment (Alabama’s rate is 2.8% with 5,000 jobs created in North Alabama), and peace through strength abroad.
6. Fallout from the University of Alabama has stopped the use of taxpayer dollars to fund student magazines that are race and sex-baited, such as Alice focused on women and Nineteen Fifty-Six centered on the “black experiences” amid Attorney General Pam Bondi’s anti-DEI directive. But, they have consolidated into a new publication with the national media fixating on the school, suggesting it is viewpoint discrimination without acknowledging how the magazines are funded.
5. President Donald Trump’s border czar Tom Homan said, “I agree with 100 percent what [Trump] doing.” Trump targeted Somali gangs/criminals/fraudsters in Minnesota as removing “garbage” amid community fears of mass removals by revoking temporary protected status for over 10,000 immigrants, sparking protests and accusations of inflammatory rhetoric to attempt to stop Trump’s immigration momentum.
4. Alabama secured the No. 9 seed in the 12-team College Football Playoff despite three losses, getting a game against Oklahoma in Norman; the Crimson Tide’s resume strength and quality losses helped them edge out Notre Dame for inclusion.
3. Alabama law enforcement arrests of undocumented immigrants has surged 450% to over 1,200 in 2025 through enhanced ICE partnerships and local initiatives like focusing on trucking, targeting commercial violations, reflecting statewide efforts to identify and deport criminal illegals amid federal crackdowns.
2. U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks), chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, continues to push for “taking bipartisan action to gather a full accounting” while U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton (R- Ark.) said he is fine with Democrat demands for full unedited video release of the Sept. 2 narco-terrorist strike as “nothing remarkable or profoundly shaking.” He accused opponents of politicizing military actions against Tren de Aragua terrorists.
1. After the attempted bomber of the RNC and DNC on Jan. 6, 2021 was identified as an left-wing anarchist last week, we are now learning that he has told investigators that he was a supporter of Donald Trump and believed the 2020 election was stolen. However his family says that is not true and that he is an “autistic recluse computer nerd” who is “NOT a Trump supporter.”
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