WASHINGTON — Republican Rep. Robert Aderholt won reelection to a U.S. House seat representing Alabama on Tuesday. Aderholt, who was first elected to Congress in 1996, was unopposed in the general election race for Alabama’s 4th Congressional District. He currently serves on the House Committee on Appropriations where he chairs the subcommittee on labor, health and human services, education, and related agencies. Aderholt was one of 147 Republicans who opposed certifying Democrat Joe Biden’s presidential victory in 2020.

Immigration crackdown hurting LI restaurants ... Nassau budget approved ... Out East: Deep Roots Farm in Southold Credit: Newsday

LI voters thinking about affordability ... Immigration crackdown hurting LI restaurants ... Man sentenced for fatal DWI crash ... The true cost of college

Immigration crackdown hurting LI restaurants ... Nassau budget approved ... Out East: Deep Roots Farm in Southold Credit: Newsday

LI voters thinking about affordability ... Immigration crackdown hurting LI restaurants ... Man sentenced for fatal DWI crash ... The true cost of college

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