Gabriel Tynes
Alabama Reporter at Courthouse News Service
Alabama courts @CourthouseNews with an eye on the Deep South.
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courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
The single-term Senator and former college football coach was notable for blocking military promotions over abortion policy. (CN) — Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville announced Tuesday that he will not seek a second term in the Senate and will instead campaign for governor of Alabama in 2026, according to an interview on Fox News Tuesday afternoon. “I’m doing this to help this country and the great state of Alabama,” he told host Will Cain.
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courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
While the overall labor market is recovering, data from last year indicates younger workers are having a harder time finding jobs. (CN) — The European Union's labor market reached a significant milestone in 2024, with the unemployment rate for people aged 15-74 dropping to 5.9% — the lowest figure recorded since Eurostat began tracking such data in 2009. Long-term unemployment also fell to an all-time low of 1.9%, signaling a strengthening job market across the bloc.
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courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
A pair of researchers in astrophysics claim the data sheds new light on Jupiter’s role in shaping the early solar system and the development of other gas giants elsewhere in the universe. (CN) — The largest planet in our solar system was at least twice as big when it initially formed some 4.5 billion years ago, and had a magnetic field 50 times stronger than it is today.
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courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
DADEVILLE, Ala. (CN) — As many as 1,200 residents of the small town of Camp Hill, Alabama, would lose access to their household water supply this week if the town did not make a payment of at least $125,000, the city of Dadeville, which supplies the natural resource to the neighboring town, threatened in a May 16 letter. Camp Hill, however, says it is not indebted to the city for that amount, and is further challenging the additional $50,000 in penalties that the city is seeking from it.
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courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
Lithuania, Latvia and Greece are expected to be hit the hardest by future population decline, according to the latest demographic projections. (CN) — The population of the European Union is projected to decrease by more than 7% over the next 75 years as the population ages and fewer people are born, according to the 2025 Demography of Europe, an interactive database updated Tuesday by Eurostat.
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