Congress Alabama congressmen oppose regulations on dishwashers and fridges All of Alabama’s Republican House members voted to restrict the Department of Energy’s ability to regulate household appliances. Chance Phillips / July 11, 2024
Sen. Tuberville attacks “deep state” again in Senate roundtable Tuberville decried “the weaponization of this administration” and “out-of-control federal government.” Chance Phillips / July 10, 2024
Alabama Congressional members ask EPA not to increase greenhouse gas standards Both of Alabama’s senators and four Alabama representatives signed a letter claiming a “de facto EV mandate” would hurt farmers. Chance Phillips / July 9, 2024
Rep. Carl’s bill to protect marine forest passes House If the bill passes the Senate, the Alabama Underwater Forest would become a federally protected marine sanctuary Mary Claire Wooten / July 9, 2024
Sen. Tuberville says the “deep state” has been controlling President Biden Tuberville claimed the deep state controls President Biden and “droves” of ISIS members have been crossing the Southern border. Chance Phillips / July 8, 2024
Alabama NAACP decries Supreme Court granting presidents legal immunity Alabama NAACP president Benard Simelton said Trump is “definitely not a king” and called for Supreme Court term limits. Chance Phillips / July 5, 2024
UMWA attacks Rep. Aderholt over silica dust regulations A subcommittee that Aderholt chairs supported cutting funding for a regulation meant to prevent coal miners from developing black lung. Chance Phillips / July 4, 2024
Sen. Britt’s bill protecting IVF introduced in the House Sen. Katie Britt’s bill to deny Medicaid funding to any states that ban IVF was recently introduced in the House. Chance Phillips / July 3, 2024
U.S. Department of Labor proposes new protections for workers in extreme heat Alabama workers might soon enjoy additional protections from extreme heat thanks to new rules proposed by the Department of Labor. Chance Phillips / July 3, 2024
Alabama politicians respond to SCOTUS ruling on presidential immunity The Supreme Court's ruling that presidents cannot be prosecuted for any official acts received seemingly unanimous support from Alabama Republicans. Chance Phillips / July 2, 2024