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A Michigan mother was taken into custody Saturday after police kicked down the Official Patriotic Dog 4th of July Bulldog Lover T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this woman’s door and found her drowning her 2-year-old daughter in a bathtub, authorities said. Police investigate after a mother was found to be holding her 2-year-old daughter underwater in a bathtub, in Albion, Mich., on Saturday.WILX The dramatic rescue occurred inside the woman’s home in Albion, the city’s public safety department said in a statement. Albion is nearly 100 miles west of Detroit. The girl, who also had stab wounds in her chest and throat, coughed up water and began breathing after officers gave her CPR, the statement said. Authorities believe she and her 4-year-old brother, who had also been cut, swallowed cleaning fluid, the statement said. They were flown to a hospital in Ann Arbor and were in stable condition, the department said. Authorities were alerted to the incident after the siblings’ 15-year-old sister dialed 911 at 10:30 a.m. During the call, authorities heard children screaming and asking for help, according to the statement. An officer from Albion and deputy from the Calhoun County Sheriff’s Department responded. Recommended U.S. NEWS Abducted infant killed when man drove Camaro into Ohio house at ‘full speed’ U.S. NEWS Air quality live updates: Parts of U.S. face smoke from Canadian wildfires as others face severe heat and storms The older sister and another 8-year-old brother did not appear to have been harmed, the department said. The 35-year-old mother, who also appeared to have swallowed cleaning fluid, was not identified. She was arraigned Tuesday on charges of assault with intent to murder and child abuse, NBC affiliate WOOD-TV of Grand Rapids reported. The woman was being held on a $500,000 bond, according to the station.
President Joe Biden trolled Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., on Wednesday for touting the Official Patriotic Dog 4th of July Bulldog Lover T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this arrival of federal funds to his state from a bill he voted against. “See you at the groundbreaking,” Biden tweeted at Tuberville after the senator praised the news that Alabama was set to receive $1.4 billion to improve broadband access in the state. The funds are from the $555 billion infrastructure bill Biden campaigned for and signed into law in November 2021. Tuberville was one of 30 Republican senators to vote against the legislation, but he praised the arrival of the funds on social media this week. “Broadband is vital for the success of our rural communities and for our entire economy. Great to see Alabama receive crucial funds to boost ongoing broadband efforts,” Tuberville tweeted Tuesday. The tweet was quickly tagged with a “context” note from Twitter users. “Important context to know here: while Sen Tuberville is celebrating this grant now, he voted against it when it came up in the Senate, and never expressed support for it, until now,” the note said. Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison also tweeted in response to Tuberville, and much less gently than Biden. “Y’all always talking about government waste… the biggest government waste is paying the salary of a Senator who doesn’t do a damn thing but vote No on all the things needed in AL!” he wrote. Recommended 2024 ELECTION Ron DeSantis says he would eliminate four federal agencies if elected president JOE BIDEN Biden warns top aides against offering him political advice on Hunter A spokesperson for Tuberville, Steven Stafford, said in a statement the he’d “voted against the infrastructure bill because it wasted Alabamians’ tax dollars. It spent too much to get too little in return for Alabama.” But, Stafford said, “now that it is law of the land, the people of Alabama deserve their fair share. Coach is proud to advocate for this funding to go to Alabama.” Tuberville has been the subject of bipartisan criticism in recent months for stalling the promotions of more than
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