President Donald Trump tossed his full-throated support behind former Auburn Football coach Tommy Tuberville's campaign in the form of a tweet

There have been cases of COVID-19 reported in Tennessee, Georgia and Florida, but there are still no cases in Alabama

Rep. Brooks was at CPAC and called into WVNN radio this morning to say he is feeling fine and disagree that Congress should go into a recess is not needed.

In the first poll released after Super Tuesday, former Auburn head football coach Tommy Tuberville holds a lead over former Attorney General and U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions

Jackson closes the show with a “parting shot” at those who claimed victory over Amendment One, even though there are no real plans to improve Alabama's education system.

But what about the real purpose of a state-run education system? Educating. And, on a whole, Alabama is NOT good at this.

U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) called the comments “inappropriate,” but added that “people who know Chuck know he was not threatening violence of any type.”

Trump shared the results of the primary on Twitter, while slamming his former Attorney General Jeff Sessions

Those who are mad at Sessions over his recusal are already mad at him and those, who like I, believe his recusal was OK will not hold that against Sessions

7. Jones has enjoyed jetting off to Europe U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) has disclosed that he used about $3,500 in campaign funds to travel to London and Paris. Jones explained the expense, saying that he was in Europe raising money for his reelection campaign. He added, “There are Democrats, Americans, over there, and you […]

14 states, including Alabama, hold their primary today, including Alabama, and on the ballot are the offices of president, U.S. Senate, county commission, and many others and it is unlikely we will have any more clarity after today.

But here is a spoiler for you, the quality of Alabama's education system will not hinge on this issue.

Vice President Joe Biden claimed his first victory, and Biden said that “it starts a real comeback and we picked up a lot of delegates,”

Jackson and Handback are joined by U.S. Representative Mo Brooks (R-Fairhope) to discuss his re-election, the coronavirus and the 2020 Democrat primary.

Brooks noted that the endorsement on the bounds of support from the space and defense industry is laughable, "if Mac McCutcheon is saying that Chris Lewis has more support in Research Park that is categorically false.

UAB is helping solve the coronavirus crisis

Due to the growing concern of a serious coronavirus outbreak in the United States, the President of the United States has assigned Vice President Mike Pence to head up the response

Much has been made of U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) and his vote to block a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks. This bill was a no brainer. Jones’ vote for allowing this barbaric practice that kills a living human that can feel pain and survive outside the womb is probably the final […]

U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) has voted against the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act

President Donald Trump will officially request that $1 billion be used to fight the coronavirus as it has become a global outbreak

Rep. Rogers noted, "The Center for Domestic Preparedness is a training facility for first responders, it is not equipped to deal with infectious disease control," adding "some knucklehead though the Center for Domestic Preparedness was a good option."

.S. Representative Bradley Byrne (R-Fairhope) worked this issue after the initial announcement and responded to this announcement on Twitter by thanking President Trump

Jackson and Handback are joined by U.S. Representative Bradley Byrne (R-Fairhope) to discuss his run for U.S. Senate, attacks leveled both against him and his opponents, and Democrats' impeachment fervor.

The attacks show that Sessions knows he is in a dogfight for his former seat, he is not walking away with this like many thought he would