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Just 46 percent believe that Donald Trump's actions to remain in the White House after losing the election were criminal.
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Alabama Political Reporter
- Legislature
Lawmakers may close Alabama primaries during next legislative session
State Sen. Jimmy Holley honored by Troy University
Human Rights Campaign reviews “record-breaking” year of anti-LGBTQ laws
Legislature addresses primary issues, League of Municipalities says
Longtime Alabama Rep. Steve McMillan has died
- Opinion
- National
Sewell introduces bipartisan legislation to protect long-term care hospitals
Shelby, Tuberville vote against climate, health and deficit reduction package
Congressman Barry Moore backs Big Cat Public Safety Act
Beasley Allen asks judicial panel to consolidate social media cases
Rep. Terri Sewell votes to reinstate assault weapons ban
- Education
Students say Biden’s promise to forgive debt affected their decision to borrow
New director to form partnerships that support industry, boost UA
Shelby County teacher proselytized students, says Freedom From Religion Foundation
Alabama 3rd grade reading levels slightly improve: PARCA study
Former Limestone superintendent first to be sentenced in virtual school scam
- Health
Most infectious COVID strain yet is causing a spike in transmission
ADPH switches to once weekly updates of COVID dashboard
Ivey’s office blasts ADPH message on masking
Alabama Warmline expands to 24/7 access to prevent mental health crises
Alabama’s COVID positivity rate continues to rise amid BA. 5 subvariant surge
U.S. Capitol stories
Congress
Brooks, through a spokesman in a January response to APR, said Brooks had "no recollection" of communicating with Ali Alexander.
Congress
Ali Alexander, the man behind the Stop the Steal group, said he will comply with the congressional subpoena.
National
As of Wednesday, seven individuals from Alabama have been arrested in connection to the Jan. 6 insurrection.
National
Ali Alexander and the Stop the Steal LLC, care of his Alabama attorney, Baron Coleman, are named as defendants.
Congress
Brooks told a Slate reporter he'd been warned things could turn violent, so he slept in his office and wore body armor.
Congress
The bill would allow National Guard members to accrue G.I. bill benefits whenever called for federal deployments.
Congress
The resolution states that Brooks's speech before the riot “encouraged and incited violence against his fellow members of Congress."
Congress
Marshall's investigation into the nonprofit he heads shouldn't take long. The group has never had more than four paid staff.
Congress
He deleted his account after tweets regarding the deadly attack on the Capitol drew criticism.Â
