What will strike more of a chord with the electorate is his family's history. His grandparents fought in the General army. After the Communists took over, Mr. Chen's family emigrated to China. A first-generation American, born in Southern California, he made his way to Alabama after going to school in Michigan. He attended Samford Law School

"The House has done their job with a gambling bill and the Senate is the one that messed it up last time to talk to the Senate about gambling. That's what I'm going to say to that. We put in all the work effort for a long time. Bipartisan, no special interest groups were involved in it, put out a product, worked it, worked it, and the Senate blew it up. So you got to talk to them about what we're going to do with gaming."

We didn't go to the moon. That's absolutely easily provable now.

He acknowledged his indiscretions,pivoted to how his relationship with his savior has helped him repair the damage

A primary goal of Trump's tariff policy is to improve conditions for working-class Americans. Strategic tariffs and trade negotiations are believed to have the potential to raise wages and living standards across diverse sectors. Some economists argue that with the right conditions, American workers could see a significant boost in job opportunities, with wages increasing by as much as 4% in key industries like manufacturing. If Trump's policies can

LaPoint has won awards for her journalism. She is leading the fight against modern-day slavery: the sex trafficking of women and children. She has exposed "medical kidnapping" and has voiced opposition to children being taken away from their families.

Governor Ivey's decision to appoint Lieberman showcases

In my communication, there was no name-calling and no personal derogatory comments about Wes Allen.

Kyle Sweetster, who identified as a loyal Republican for many years, has openly shared his frustrations with the party's recent path. He feels that essential values like unity and integrity have been sidelined in favor of polarizing politics. For example, on healthcare, Sweetster argues that Alabama ranks among the lowest in access, with over 800,000 residents without health insurance. This systemic issue is further compounded by a lack of focus on education and civil rights,