7. Play “Free Bird” as the United States was down a man and still won its first World Cup knockout match in 24 years, beating Bosnia and Herzegovina, show a tough path ahead with Belgium in the round of 16.

6. Longtime GOP U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell (R-K.Y.), born in Sheffield, Alabama, was reportedly found unconscious in his Washington, D.C. home and given CPR after a potential heart attack, with neighbors and emergency audio detailing the incident while he continues recovery, has not been voting recently.

5. The Alabama Tourism Department defends Alabama’s America 250 display in Washington D.C., with nothing but glowing reviews from visitors after state lawmaker complaints calling it among the weakest with basic easels, peanuts, and foam golf balls while highlighting trails campaign and uniquely Alabama sites.

4. The Honkacaust is over as 550 Canada geese were euthanized in north Alabama over complaints about noise and mess with the birds being considered a nuisance in the residential area, USDA wildlife agents said it was the largest cull they had ever participated in, and that they were “shocked” by the number of geese that were in the neighborhood.

3. U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover)  says moderate Democrats “are wet in their pants” and terrified after socialist victories in NYC with the far left expanding its influence and challenging establishment figures.

2. Iran has caved as the United States, we have heard this before, as they wrap up indirect Doha talks, and President Donald Trump touts progress towards denuclearization with negotiations continuing.

1. President Donald Trump and Democrats are set to ruin the 4th of July with Trump promising a very long speech at a rally in Washington D.C., and internal emails exposing a group of Democrats ruining July 4th activities by focusing on DEI issues instead of celebration, a problem many Democrats will run in to as Democrats find patriotism “problematic.”

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Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.