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Alabama grocery tax repeal, once on the margins, becomes bipartisan campaign issue | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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Repeal of Alabama's grocery tax, once an effective political impossibility, has become a bipartisan issue in the fall campaign. Long touted by anti-poverty groups and championed by Democrats, Republicans have sponsored efforts to reduce the tax over the past four years. John Wahl, the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, made the issue central to his primary campaign this spring and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Doug Jones has centered it in his pitch to voters.
Gov. Kay Ivey schedules November execution for Michael Taylor | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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Gov. Kay Ivey set a November execution date for a death row inmate convicted of murdering a Gadsden couple in 1991. Michael Shannon Taylor, 54, is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection on Nov. 5 for his role in the murders of Ivan and Lucille Moore. It is one of two executions scheduled in the last quarter of the year, and could be the state's third in 2026 if both are carried out. According to court documents, Taylor, then 19, was absent without leave from the Navy when he solicited a ri
More than 80,000 Alabamians have lost food assistance, according to study | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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More than 80,000 Alabamians lost access to a federal anti-hunger program after Congress passed new restrictions on it, according to a new analysis. According to the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, a left-leaning think tank based in Washington, D.C., participation in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program fell 11% between July 2025, when President Donald Trump signed a bill imposing new restrictions on the program, and this past May.
Alabama death row inmate who stopped gas execution wants to stop lethal injection | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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Attorneys for an Alabama death row inmate who successfully challenged Alabama's nitrogen gas execution protocol last month have asked a federal judge to prevent the state from using a different execution method to put him to death. In the July 7 filing, attorneys for Jeffrey Lee asked the U.S. District Court Judge Emily Marks to expand an injunction against nitrogen gas to lethal injection and electrocution, the state's two other statutory methods of capital punishment. The filing said it would
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