Election Security Push: U.S. Sen. Katie Britt renewed her push for the SAVE America Act on Fox News Sunday, arguing only citizens should vote and citing non-citizen voting in D.C. municipal elections plus concerns about foreign interference. Courts & Eligibility: A new Alabama Supreme Court test is looming over whether judges can decide Tommy Tuberville’s residency eligibility for governor after a lower court dismissed a lawsuit on authority grounds. Local Politics: Doug Jones will hold an unscreened public town hall in Dothan July 22 as Alabama’s redrawn districts set up competitive races. State Economy: Workforce Alabama reported record job growth—2,224,200 wage-and-salary jobs—while unemployment ticked up to 3.2%. Public Health & Food Safety: FDA walked back a Cyclospora link to Taylor Farms after false positive results; Alabama health officials still report cases in Mobile and the Tuscaloosa area. Health Oversight: FDA conducted seven Alabama food/cosmetics inspections in June, with Fresh Seafood Distributors topping citations. Safety & Weather: Alabama deployed swift-water rescue teams to Texas amid severe flooding, and the NWS issued a heat advisory for parts of central and west Alabama. Crime/Justice: A Jefferson County judge set a settlement date in the case against an indicted JCSO employee tied to alleged COVID-related fraud and alleged funneling money into Sheriff Mark Pettway’s campaign.