7. Former Alabama Attorney General mixed up in alleged mask scheme Former Alabama Attorney General Troy King, a failed candidate for Congress, was working as an intermediary for a company attempting to sell six million masks to the Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals for $34.5 million before the entire deal blew up and no masks […]

The state of Alabama is kind of open for business right now. With that, many people who didn’t want to go back to work ended up going back to work. Maybe they felt unsafe, or maybe they thought the unemployment money plus $600 was better than working at all and wanted to ride that out. […]

7. Another investigation into Trump? Rick Bright, who says he was removed as director of Biomedical Advance Research and Development Authority after acting as a source on a story about hydroxychloroquine, has now filed a whistleblower complaint about the matter, and congressional Democrats are now poised to use this as another reason to investigate the […]

7. Multiple Alabama cities are getting a military flyover today In Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery, Auburn, Tuscaloosa, Dothan, Mobile and Tuskegee there will be military jets performing flyovers over the hospitals to help show support for medical workers during the pandemic.  President Donald Trump started this initiative to support our healthcare workers on April 23, saying, […]

One of the dumber things to happen during the coronavirus pandemic happened when the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control tried to say wearing masks was not needed. It’s just silly and untrue. But the WHO also opposed travel bans and repeated Chinese propaganda, so there is that to factor in as well. […]

7. Biden denies sexual assault allegation For a little too long, former Vice President Joe Biden stayed silent on the allegation that he sexually assaulted former Senate aide Tara Reade in 1993, and now for the second time he’s said that “it never happened.” Both times took place on MSNBC. While Biden has said that […]

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and Alabama Democratic Executive Committee member Lisa Handback take you through this week’s biggest political stories, including: — Did Governor Kay Ivey do the right thing by opening up some of the state while ordering some business remain closed? — The Alabama legislature well meet to discuss budgets. Will […]

Every week, it appears that our junior U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) hates the job he has, the people he “represents” and the state he “represents.” Jones’ position on reopening the economy is standard Democratic politician/cable news hack garbage: We will never have enough tests, don’t open up businesses, keep restaurants closed, people will die […]

7. Teen charged in Voice of Auburn Tigers Rod Bramblett’s death sentenced to house arrest Johnston Taylor, 17, has been charged with manslaughter for the death of Rod and Paula Bramblett on May 25, 2019. He has been released on bond and is to remain under house arrest, as ordered by Circuit Judge Jacob Walker […]

7. The FBI has some explaining to do It is becoming clear that former Trump administration national security advisor Michael Flynn was targeted by officials at the Federal Bureau of Investigation after newly-revealed notes concerning the investigation show that agents were trying to entrap him and get him fired from his position. In the notes, […]

7. Sure, let Biden host a women’s town hall while he’s been accused of sexual assault Together, a woman who silenced women, Hillary Clinton, and a former vice president who is accused of assaulting one, Joe Biden, hosted a “women’s town hall” to focus on how the coronavirus has affected women. During the town hall, […]

Although much of the news spotlight is on the coronavirus epidemic, there have been new emerging details in regards to the investigations into the Donald Trump presidential campaign, and in particular the treatment of Gen. Michael Flynn, President Trump’s original national security adviser. It is becoming increasingly clear that as new evidence emerges, Michael Flynn […]

7. Hyundai plant resuming work In Montgomery, the Hyundai manufacturing plant is going to resume some work this week after being closed for over a month due to the coronavirus, starting with only one shift per day this week and then moving on to full operation next week. Employees are going to maintain a six-foot […]

It is widely expected that Governor Kay Ivey will take to a podium tomorrow and announce that Alabama is about to be open for business — sort of. Make no mistake, it is time to start rolling towards a full reopening of Alabama’s economy but it won’t happen overnight. Alabamians did what they were asked […]

7. The travel ban wasn’t effective but going to Chinatown was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) newest complaint against President Donald Trump during the coronavirus pandemic is about his claims that his travel ban with China helped prevent the spread of the coronavirus when she attempted to pass a law forbidding the ban and referred […]

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and Alabama Democratic Executive Committee member Lisa Handback take you through this week’s biggest political stories, including: — How long will Governor Kay Ivey keep Alabama under a stay-at-home order? — Will states follow the White House guidelines for reopening, and will the media ever support it? — Was […]

7. Investigations are about to start up again The U.S. House of Representatives has decided that U.S. Representative James Clyburn (D-SC) will chair a new committee that’s going to oversee all federal government responses to the coronavirus in a 212-182 vote.  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said that the committee will mainly focus on where […]

When conservative commentator and author Michelle Malkin appeared on WVNN radio on Wednesday to discuss President Donald Trump’s immigration executive order, she did not hold back on her opinions about Alabama’s United States Senate race. Malkin has been fighting for conservative immigration reform in the United States for the last two decades and sees former […]

7. States declaring bankruptcy? Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is looking at how to stop sending out so many federal dollars as everyone struggles with coronavirus shutdowns, and allowing states to declare bankruptcy might be an option.  McConnell has said that we need to “pause” federal aid because the “whole business of additional assistance […]

7. Missouri is suing China Missouri has filed a lawsuit against China seeking damages for “the enormous loss of life, human suffering, and economic turmoil” caused by the coronavirus that originated in China and was initially mishandled.  Missouri is the first state to take this kind of action against China, but 22 Republican legislators have […]

Governor Kay Ivey has announced that she does not plan to reopen up the state today or anytime this week. In fact, when asked, public health officials made it clear they were going to try to abide by the Trump administration’s guidelines of 14 days of declining new coronavirus infections and ample testing. With this […]

7. Facebook won’t let you protest on their site In what could only be described as “Orwellian” and nothing more, Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook has now declared that people can no longer share information about protests around the country that call for the nation to reopen for business. Facebook would never block other protests against the […]

Alabama was never going to magically reopen when Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth unveiled his plan to get Alabama back to work. It was always a recommendation. President Donald Trump and his team have laid out a series of plans for governors to look at and develop ways to get their states open. Guess what — […]

7. Florida already reopening beaches In a controversial move, Jacksonville, Florida beaches reopened and were quickly crowded with people eager to get out of the house amid the coronavirus pandemic, but there were no organized sports allowed and people had to stay moving to be on the beach. Many argued that this move was irresponsible […]