The Daily Detail

AlabamaSen. Tuberville wants to see people jailed after release of Epstein docsRep. Palmer says Democrats pushed for Epstein docs to try and hurt TrumpSen. Britt concerned about energy pull by data center to be in BessemerAG Marshall joins amicus brief to defend Christian preschool in ColoradoAllegient Air to offer nonstop flights from Huntsville to Gulf Shores in 2026NationalPresident Trump signs bill requiring release of Epstein documentsThe FCC launches investigation into BBC for drastic edit of Trump J6 speechWH deputy CoS reacts to Dems video calling for rebellion in US militaryDemocrat congresswoman from FL indicted for stealing FEMA fundsCongressman Burchett is disgusted that resolution against Stacy Plaskett did not pass due to behind door deal

AlabamaCongressman Moore calls on GOP to stop playing NICE in CongressSen. Tuberville calls for suspension of Judge Boasberg from DC benchFederal judge orders newly redrawn state senate districts to be used in 2026AL Educational TV Commission votes to keep PBS programming until JuneBessemer city council passes rezoning request for data center projectProfessor at U of A writes in book about effort to transition gender of 6 year old son!NationalUS House and Senate send Epstein Transparency Act to President's deskHouse delegate from Virgin Islands under fire for allowing Epstein influence while she sat on Congressional committeesCongressional Democrats create video urging defiance in US militaryNJ Senator Cory Booker calls for Chuck Schumer to hang it up in SenateTrump Admin. proceeds with plan to dismantle the Dept. of EducationTX governor designates two Islamic groups in state as terrorist organization.

AlabamaSen. Britt is interested in investigating Trump's tariff dividends proposalGovernor Ivey calls for public survey by AL Public Television before cutting ties to PBSResidents in Bessemer group ahead of Tuesday meeting on data centerState lawmaker pre-files bill to ban chem trails in the stateStudents from University of Mobile took part in worship service at jailTucker Carlson spoke with Alabamians about Charlie Kirk and speaking truthNationalSCOTUS agrees to consider case on asylum seekers still in MexicoICE surge in Charlotte NC already received 2 attacks from those opposedDavid Richardson resigns from FEMA after 6 months at the helmUN Security Council approves Trumps peace plan for Israel and HamasFederal judge not happy with prosecutors in James Comey caseState Supreme Court in Maine considers case where judge orders all religious activity to be haltedAnother sexual assault allegation is being investigated re: Sean "Diddy" Combs

AlabamaTucker Carlson was in AL this weekend speaking at 1819 News eventSen. Tuberville considers legal action against "Operation Arctic Frost"ALGOP Chairman promotes cryptocurrency within US economyBaldwin county businessman to challenge incumbent state senatorNew and free virtual academy to offer classical instruction in the stateNationalUS Military strikes take out 3 narco terrorist drug boats in East Pacific OceanDHS to surge in Charlotte NC and arrest criminal illegal aliensPresident Trump calls for GOP to vote and release Epstein files, saying Dems are the ones to be hurt by those docsTrump also plans to file lawsuit against BBC for deceptive video re: Jan 6thTreasury secretary says SCOTUS ruling on tariffs of vital importanceIllegal alien who was helped by WI judge now deported out of USNJ judge says congresswoman must go to trial for assaulting ICE agent

Brooke Rollins, former Agriculture Secretary, takes the mic to dive into pressing issues surrounding SNAP program fraud. She reveals shocking data about deceased individuals receiving benefits and how the recent government shutdown has brought these problems to light. Rollins emphasizes the need for a thorough review to restore integrity to the program. Additionally, insights into the response to the shutdown and the potential for meaningful reforms are discussed, making for an eye-opening conversation on food assistance in America.

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.

Senator Britt expresses concerns about the inadequacies of Obamacare despite a new deal. A provision allowing senators spied on to take legal action is introduced. Morgan Murphy gains support from veterans across Alabama for his Senate run in 2026. The Supreme Court maintains a block on full SNAP payments. Documents surfaced allege corruption within the Clinton Foundation related to foreign donations. A violent clash erupts at a Turning Point USA rally in Berkeley, resulting in multiple arrests, and a Canadian study links abortion to increased psychiatric risks.

AlabamaSen. Tuberville honors AL Veterans in speech on Senate floorDoug Jones hints at consideration of gubernatorial race against TubervilleSen. Britt working to pass Continuing Resolution, while Congresswoman Sewell vows to vote it downAG Marshall puts halt to mobile IV clinic administering weight loss drugsMCAA not following process needed with Charter school commissionCongressman Strong takes part in ribbon cutting of new FBI training centerNationalTrump says he will sign a clean CR that comes to his deskTrump attorneys appeal to SCOTUS on the E.Jean Carroll  judgementHHS and FDA to remove disinformation labels on HRT for menopausal women ICE agents arrest illegal alien using CDL issued to him in MichiganSCOTUS declines KY case of clerk refusing to sign same sex marriage docSCOTUS agrees to take MS case re: counting ballots past election day

AlabamaPriest fromBritain supports Tuberville's call to push back on radical IslamSen. Tuberville has choice words for Nancy Pelosi leaving politics in 2026Baldwin county lawyer accuses DHR of snatching kids from parents for $Former Lauderdale county judge found guilty of misuse of judicial fundsAL man back home after 6 weeks stint in hospital due to West Nile virusUS Marine Corps celebrates 250 years, Roy Drinkard of Cullman turned 105 this year as  oldest living US marineNationalGovernment shutdown close to ending after Sunday late night votePresident Trump looking to offer tariff dividends to all AmericansUS State Dept. retools screening standards for US Visa applicantsChicago mayor seeks help from UN re: ICE agents in his cityLawyers for Letitia James ask judge to dismiss the mortgage fraud caseUPS and FedEx to ground cargo planes after Boeing advice

Senator Tommy Tuberville labels gender-transition surgeries for minors as evil, empowering parents' rights in education. Alabama's plans for a new veterans cemetery progress, while a military gallery opens just in time for Veterans Day. In legal news, a federal judge mandates full SNAP benefits despite a government shutdown, and the DOJ escalates its investigation into John Brennan. Tensions rise as a group in NYC vows to spread Islam following a recent mayoral election. Meanwhile, charges emerge against researchers accused of smuggling sensitive materials into the U.S.