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Judge Sanctions Lawyers Defending Alabama’s Prison System for Using Fake ChatGPT Cases in Filings

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Trump signs executive order on college sports, White House says

53% Left coverage: 40 sources

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to "protect student-athletes" and collegiate athletic scholarships and opportunities, the White House said on Thursday.US Politics · United States See the Story

Judge Sanctions Lawyers Defending Alabama’s Prison System for Using Fake ChatGPT Cases in Filings

58% Left coverage: 12 sources

A federal judge reprimanded lawyers with a high-priced firm defending Alabama’s prison system for using ChatGPT to write court filings with “completely made up” case citations.ChatGPT · Birmingham See the Story

How Alabama plans to avoid a $200 million SNAP crisis under Trump’s ‘Big, beautiful bill’

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The “big, beautiful bill” passed by Congress three weeks ago will increase Alabama’s costs for the SNAP food assistance program, possibly adding more than $200 million within a couple of years. The bill, spearheaded by President Trump and Republican lawmakers,…Donald Trump · Alabama See the Story

Prefiled Bill Would Prevent Faithless Presidential Electors in Alabama

Coverage: 2 sources

A bill recently pre-filed for Alabama’s 2026 legislative session would establish a procedure to replace faithless electors during a presidential election. Senate Bill 11, sponsored by state Senator Sam Givhan, R-District 7, would establish the “Alabama Uniform Faithful Presidential Electors Act”—legislation which would effectively require state electors to vote for the candidate of the party that nominated them. During a presidential election, e…Montgomery, Alabama · Montgomery See the Story

Noncriminal ICE arrests increase in Arkansas in June

86% Left coverage: 14 sources

ARKANSAS (KNWA/KFTA) — Arrests of undocumented immigrants without criminal charges or convictions increased in Arkansas in June, according to new data. According to the Deportation Data Project's data obtained through FOIA, 20% of the individuals arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Arkansas last month had no criminal charges or prior convictions, up from 15% in May and 10% in April. In Arkansas, ICE arrested 54 non-criminal …Immigration · Birmingham See the Story

After Delay, Federal Funds for Afterschool and Summer Programs Released

56% Left coverage: 18 sources

At the start of July, advocates expressed concern after federal grant funding that supports afterschool and summer educational programs was held up. That funding has now been released, but some of the grant recipients still have concerns about whats going to come next.(Watch the video for more on the delay in funding and what happens next.) After delay, federal funds for after school and summer programs releasedOne of the Montana organizations t…Donald Trump See the Story

Alabama families tell lawmakers of parole mishaps: ‘We are listening’

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Family members of people locked away in Alabama’s prisons told lawmakers on Wednesday horror stories from parole hearings. They said the lack of parole — and the new parole guidelines — take away hope and create dangerous conditions inside a…Birmingham, Alabama · Birmingham See the Story

Should College Athletes Be Employees? House Panels Say No.

56% Left coverage: 46 sources

WASHINGTON — As the House prepared to head out early for its summer break, Republicans made a push Wednesday to advance key legislation that would standardize the ways in which college athletes can be paid via name, image and likeness…Caitlin Clark · Washington See the Story

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