The Daily Detail The Daily Detail for 11.13.25
Nov 13, 2025
Governor Ivey condemns a recent government shutdown and announces emergency funds for food banks. Congressman Strong celebrates returning to work while criticizing the Democrats. The Senate closes a loophole on hemp-derived products, prompting local support. A tragic dog attack injures a nine-year-old in Cullman County. In national news, the U.S. Mint produces its last penny, and the FBI works to halt fentanyl precursor shipments from China. Controversies swirl around Epstein emails linking Trump and an indictment hits California's former chief of staff.
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Shutdown Called Reckless; State Stepped In
- Governor Ivey criticized the recent federal government shutdown as reckless and avoidable.
- Her administration used $2 million in state emergency funds to support eight food banks and help families on SNAP.
Congressman Strong Returns, Blames Partisanship
- Congressman Dale Strong said he was thrilled to return to Washington to resume work after the shutdown.
- Strong argued Democrats repeatedly voted for similar CRs under Biden, linking the impasse to partisan hatred of Trump.
Hemp Loophole Closing Tied To CR Deal
- The U.S. Senate closed a 2018 Farm Bill loophole that allowed hemp-derived THC products like Delta-8.
- The change is part of the CR deal and will take effect in a year, drawing praise from conservative Alabama groups.