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An Alabama Arise analyst said the most important change would be Biden's call to re-evaluate the baseline used to set SNAP benefits.
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An Alabama Arise analyst said the most important change would be Biden's call to re-evaluate the baseline used to set SNAP benefits.
President Joe Biden's order also rescinds Trump’s 1776 Commission, seen as a rebuttal to the Pulitzer-Prize-winning 1619 project.
Ainsworth called for "conservative states" such as Alabama to protect citizens' rights.
Sewell said Vice President Kamala Harris's historic election was paved by the sacrifices of so many who came before her.
Jones is in talks with the incoming administration but is considering continuing his work in Congress in the private sector.
Trump has not admitted to any responsibility in the attack on the U.S. Capitol last week.
The U.S. Senate is not likely to take the impeachment matter up until after President-elect Joe Biden takes office.
Ivey is directing that flags be flown at half-staff until sunset on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021.
The Libertarian Party of Pike-Barbour supports impeachment, swift removal and disqualification from holding future public office.
"The other Republican leaders must take responsibility for their actions and resign immediately," the caucus's chair said.
