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"Forty years ago, Nashville and Birmingham, Ala., were peers. Two hundred miles apart, the cities anchored metropolitan areas of just under one million...
Breitbart News TV editor and Yellowhammer News contributor Jeff Poor and Calhoun Community College professor Dr. Waymon Burke take you through this week’s biggest political stories, including: — Michael Cohen’s sentencing and its impact on Trump. — How tariffs are hurting Alabama farmers and automakers but helping steel manufacturers. — What’s going on with Hoover’s […]
In the newest episode of AL(dot)com’s Reckon podcast, health care reporter Amy Yurkanin offers her findings from a deep dive into former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ early years as a federal prosecutor for the Southern District of Alabama. There wasn’t much included in the borderline-smearing Reckon podcast that was complimentary of the Mobile native. Yurkanin, […]
During an insane meeting with the future Speaker of the House and Senate Majority Leader, the President declared he would welcome a government shutdown AND own the shutdown himself.
A strategy for the gas tax is being unveiled before our eyes, use county commissioners to lobby legislators for a higher gas tax and compare Alabama's taxes to our neighbors.
he pro-gas tax increase side has one massive advantage though, and even Chairman Strong acknowledges it, "the needs for our roads here are great
The President has been implicated on two crimes, crimes we know he committed, but there is still no Russian collusion
Jackson closes the show with a "parting shot" directed at County Commissioners who gathered last week to call for a gas tax increase and tells them to do it first.
7. Classless pundits of all stripes use the death of President George H. W. Bush to rip President Trump —America’s media and political pundits from the right and the left are using the events surrounding former President George H.W Bush’s death as a jumping off point to pound away on Trump in an effort to score […]
Yellowhammer News has obtained primary polling featuring four Republicans who are considering running for the U.S. Senate against Sen. Doug Jones...
Erron Martez Dequan Brown is charged with attempted murder but his lawyer says he will plead not guilty, but has not elaborated, and may hold a press conference soon.
Before his post-Galleria shooting exploits, no one had ever heard of Carlos Chaverst, Jr. There was no reason to have heard of him. It remains to be the case that no one should know who Chaverst is. However, the media covering this sad and tragic chapter of Hoover history have a knack for tracking this […]
The results of a private autopsy by the Bradford’s family and their representatives at a press conference showed Bradford was shot three times from behind, which led to claims that Bradford was "murdered"
Alabama's political leaders noted the passing of President Bush, who YellowHammer News noted was an "oil tycoon, a congressman, Ambassador to the United Nations, Republican National Committee Chairman, chief liaison to China, Director of Central Intelligence and Vice President"
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and Dr. Waymon Burke take you through this week's biggest political stories
7. About that border wall: One-third in migrant caravan being treated for health issues — FoxNews.com reports one-third of the migrants in the caravan at the U.S.-Mexico border in Tijuana are being treated for “respiratory infections, tuberculosis, chickenpox and other serious health issues,” per the Tijuana’s Health Department. — Perhaps the Trump administration should have […]
Trump's answers, as we know them, show that the President denies that he knew nothing of Roger Stone's conversations with Wikileaks or about the Trump Tower meeting with Russian operatives and campaign officials, including his son.
Math is hard, spinning narratives is easy, especially if you are committed to the misinformation.But now that the election in Mississippi is over, some in the media are actually telling the truth.
The Hill noted, "Jones eked out a win in his 2017 special election bid" and declared that Jones is one the least likely of all Senators up in 2020 to keep his seat, they cited his votes against Brett Kavanaugh and for Chuck Schumer (D-NY).
Senator Richard Shelby’s (R-Ala.) tenure atop the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee has resulted in a dramatic return to the smooth and transparent process the Founders envisioned for the allocation of government resources. Now, with a year-end spending bill nearing completion, Shelby is once again playing a leading role. For the first time in years, spending bills related […]
Granted, this is almost 2 years until this election takes place, but this kind of talk from a sitting United State Congressman makes it clear that Bradley Byrne won't be waiting to officially enter this race to take on Senator Doug Jones.
Attempting to play up the racial angle of the matter, outlets like NBC News and other headlines like "Alabama police suggest black man killed by officer shouldn't have held his gun", further inflame a contentious issue by making it about his race not the brandishing of the gun.
It was February 1986. Whitney Houston’s “How Will I Know” was at the top of the charts. “Down and Out in Beverly Hills” was the current big hit at the box office. And the Riverchase Galleria, seen by some as the eighth wonder of the world, opened. As the brainchild of developer Jim Wilson, Hoover’s […]

