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By Sam Howard
What’s happening: Alabama has one competitive U.S. House race this fall, in the 2nd Congressional District in the state’s southeast corner. State Rep. Rhett Marques, the Republican trying to unseat the district’s Democratic incumbent Rep. Shomari Figures, is getting some secret help from YellowhammerNews.com, an Alabama news site co-owned by a political consultant whose firm works for Marques.
A closer look: Yellowhammer News co-owner Paul Shashy also owns Cardinal Consulting Group, an Alabama-based firm that was paid $117,000 for fundraising...
Were three Israelis arrested while attempting to smuggle two kilograms of uranium into Europe? Reality Check’s Midterms Fake-or-Not Quiz — Play for a Chance to Win! With one month to go until the U...