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Democrats opposed the legislation, saying it could affect peaceful protesters, too.
Rep. Chris England was concerned that the new definition of a riot would result in the arrest of peaceful protestors and harsher penalties.
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The Habitual Felony Offender Act was aimed at stopping crime by giving a life sentence to anyone with three serious felonies.
Brooks and Trump both gave speeches before a large segment of the rallygoers left and attacked the U.S. Capitol building.
"This year we became a voice that can no longer be ignored,” the ADP chair said. “The numbers speak for themselves."
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The Alabama Democratic Party on Wednesday released a statement slamming Republican Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville for not commenting on Hurricane Sally. Tuberville is challenging...
Incumbent Democratic Sen. Doug Jones held a re-election rally in Leeds on Monday at the soon-to-reopen drive-in theater at Grand River. Participants were in...
