The Daily Detail The Daily Detail for 1.9.26
Jan 9, 2026
Senator Katie Britt calls for an end to anti-ICE rhetoric in light of recent violence. A controversial arrest of a pastor is headed to the Alabama Supreme Court. The Alabama GOP sees excitement with 187 candidates filing for the upcoming election cycle. Senator Tuberville argues for keeping Venezuelan oil within the Western Hemisphere. Congressman Strong secures funding for a new veterans cemetery. Meanwhile, the U.S. House extends Obamacare subsidies. Lastly, a new food pyramid promotes healthier eating habits.
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Stop Rhetoric That Endangers Officers
- U.S. Senator Katie Britt urges people to stop inflammatory rhetoric that targets ICE and other law enforcement.
- She warns such rhetoric endangers officers and civilians and urges changing laws through legislation instead of vilification.
Pastor Arrested While Watering Plants
- Pastor Michael Jennings was arrested watering a neighbor's plants after someone reported him suspicious.
- Charges were dropped days later while his attorney calls the arrest unlawful and racially motivated.
High Early Interest In 2026 Races
- Alabama GOP saw 187 candidates file on the first qualifying day for the 2026 cycle, showing high engagement.
- ALGOP plans to publish candidate names and races so voters can learn about contenders early.