NATO, session roundup, Louisiana’s nitrogen execution: Down in Alabama
It was the fifth nitrogen execution in the U.S. The first four happened here in Alabama. Mississippi and Oklahoma also have approved nitrogen’s use, and Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders this week signed into law legislation approving its use there.
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