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State Sen. Arthur Orr believes the ALPS needs to end its partnership with the ALA or lose funding from the state.
National Security Council Strategic Communications coordinator John Kirby criticized U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville's military holds.
The GOP Chairman believes creating another Democratic Party district was the ultimate goal by the plaintiffs and the court.
Congress avoided a government shutdown Saturday, with a last minute vote on a continuing resolution (CR) to keep funding at current levels.
U.S. Reps. Moore and Sewell voted against a stopgap funding bill Friday that would have been a step to avoided a government shutdown.
Allen pre-filed SB2 again this year, which would require all public schools to broadcast the first stanza of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Britt didn't mince words during a press conference at the Capitol where she blasted the Biden administration for the worsening border crisis.
Thursday on WVNN's "The Yaffee Program," Moore reacted to the court's ruling and the new congressional maps.
U.S. Rep. Dale Strong once again blasted the Biden administration Wednesday over the continuing crisis as the U.S. southern border.
Members of the congressional delegation are reacted to the new maps drawn by the court appointed special master Tuesday.
The former U.S. Attorney emphasized the need for people to comply with police orders in situations like the one that occurred at the stadium
U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) disagreed with the organization and said they are misinterpreting the Constitution.
It looks like the U.S. Supreme Court will once again weigh in on Alabama's effort at redrawing the congressional districts.
State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) is not happy about the rising cost of the new prison being built in Elmore County.
Sec. of State Wes Allen said he doesn't plan on following the lead of Pennsylvania when it comes to voter registration.
Moore is once again calling out the Biden administration for what he believes is the "weaponization of government" against Americans.
Schumer has filed cloture on three military nominations Wednesday in his first move to try and get around Tuberville's military holds.
The delegation criticized Biden's border policies after a new report revealed around 2,200 illegally entered the U.S. in just one night.
Both candidates for the 2024 GOP Presidential nomination have recently expressed support for Tuberville's holds.
Attorney General Steve Marshall believes the state is not infringing on anyone's rights by banning certain transgender procedures for minors.
Wahl emphasized that conservatives need to be vigilant about protecting children against these kinds of pressures from the left.
Belcher is taking legal action against the school in order to get this matter expunged from his son's permanent record.

