7. California Gov. Gavin Newsom has released the state’s new congressional maps, claiming they will “END THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY” and right the wrongs of Texas’ redistricting efforts. 6. Auburn will end its test-optional admissions policy by fall 2027, requiring standardized tests for all applicants, ending a policy that was enacted because of accusations that the […]

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, quarterback chatter dominated the conversation with John and Barry commenting on Alabama’s firm decision to start Ty Simpson in 2025. The hosts framed Simpson and his role as a careful distributor, charged with avoiding mistakes while maximizing the Crimson Tide’s deep offensive arsenal. Alabama’s optimism has been fueled […]

7. The grandfather of a 16-year-old killed in a Decatur police chase is seeking answers, describing the teen as “just a good kid,” but good kids usually don’t run from cops. 6. President Donald Trump wants an Alabama-based military “reaction force” to stop violence in cities; the unit would include a rotation of National Guard […]

As the media and Democrats continue their threats of more gerrymandering across the country, some Republicans are warning that they may want to tread lightly down this path. Conservative lawmakers in Alabama are now suggesting the GOP could come for both Alabama Democrats’ congressional seats. Do it. Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News […]

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry delve into Alabama finally naming Ty Simpson as its starting quarterback for the August 30 opener at Florida State. Discussion around the matchup included perspective on FSU’s Doak Campbell Stadium’s atmosphere. Its size and tradition were noted, but will it have an impact on Ty […]

7. A lawsuit has been filed following the tragic and brutal death of a child left in a hot car while in the care of the Alabama Department of Human Resources; this follows criminal charges being filed as well against the contractor who left the child in the car. 6. A federal judge has denied […]

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, professional and college gridiron topics kicked off the show, specifically the standout moment with Jacksonville’s kicker, Cam Little, drilling a 70-yard field goal. Auburn’s first scrimmage generated optimism about an improved offensive line but was overshadowed by the arrest of a player, fueling discussion on team discipline. Alabama’s […]

7. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has outlined a military plan for Gaza City targeting Hamas, while the world is pretending to be outraged that Israel claims it killed an al-Jazeera journalist “alleged” to be a Hamas leader (which he was). 6. Even after a court ruling telling Alabama to use the recently redrawn and […]

Alabama’s business leaders got a clear message from voters Saturday morning: focus on the economy. At the Business Council of Alabama’s annual Governmental Affairs Conference, Cygnal presented a new BCA-commissioned survey, showing that 59% of Republican primary voters prefer elected officials prioritize economic issues such as jobs, reducing taxes and regulation, and infrastructure over any […]

More of President Donald Trump’s tariffs go into effect as he continues to try to remake the world’s economic order. Will it work? Who is heading to the U.S. Senate in 2026? U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) or Attorney General Steve Marshall? Can Alabama Republicans for elected officials to only appoint Republicans to government positions? […]

7. The suggested meeting of Trump administration officials took place at the White House, after all, the administration is considering releasing transcripts of a Department of Justice interview with Ghislaine Maxwell that has allegedly cleared President Donald Trump of wrongdoing. 6. Alabama State Sen. Gerald Allen (R-Tuscaloosa) has prefiled a bill to ban vaping in […]

House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) issued subpoenas to the Department of Justice and 10 former high-profile government officials. It is time to get the “Epstein Files” and information about this to the public. Let the chips fall where they may. But couldn’t these same people be brought in to discuss the Trump-Russia hoax? Dale […]

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, NFL preseason chatter took center stage as John and Barry questioned whether early August exhibitions hold real value for fans or teams.  Betting angles emerged as a driver of viewer interest, with John admitting the only way to “make it interesting” was to wager on it. The conversation […]

7. Stardome, the Birmingham comedy club that canceled Michael Rapaport’s show, says they had no intent to silence his pro-Israel views, but cancelled his show so people who made threats about those views would stop making threats – which is the same thing. 6. U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) is eyeing a U.S. Senate bid […]

While the media and their Democrats fret about redistricting in Texas, they forget how gerrymandered blue states already are. The redrawing of Alabama’s 2nd district to make it a safe seat for a Democrat, by a 3-judge panel, was praised in the media, and now they screech about an elected body drawing lines? California is […]

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry kicked it off covering college football preseason camps in Auburn and Alabama, with names like Jordan Crawford, Omar Manson II, and Elijah Melendez generating excitement. Barry cautioned against overreacting to early standouts, noting how five days into camp, the shine wears off for players while […]

Alabama’s new cellphone ban policy requires school systems to develop their own methods for keeping phones out of classrooms. Huntsville City Schools has told its students to keep them in their bags or deal with the consequences, which is pretty reasonable. The school board’s biggest clown, Andrea Alvarez, has decided that this, and the plan […]

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry kicked it off with pre-season coaches polls! Texas captured the No. 1 spot for the first time in program history, narrowly edging out Ohio State. Alabama slotted in at No. 8, raising questions from John about whether a 9-4 team with a new quarterback deserved […]

7. A federal judge ordered the release of Opelika El Patron kitchen manager Isaac Fernandez-Lopez, who was detained during ICE raids, because he doesn’t appear to be the hiring manager. 6. Israeli media reporting suggests the government and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are about to approve a plan to re-occupy Gaza amid ongoing conflict with […]

When racially-based gerrymandering happens in the modern day, the American media loves it and suggests anything that stops it is “Jim Crow on steroids.” Now that the Supreme Court is about to take up the issue and potentially ban it on the heels of Texas and Florida politically redrawing their districts — much like California, […]

Major League Baseball’s attempt to stage a regular-season Braves-Reds game at Bristol Motor Speedway quickly unraveled amid torrential rain and poor logistics, drawing heavy criticism from fans and commentators alike. What was meant to be a record-breaking, visually unique showcase turned into a fiasco marked by obstructed views, concession chaos, and seating so far from […]

7. The 2025 college football head coaches’ hot seat list features several SEC coaches facing pressure mostly due to lofty expectations; the Florida Gators and Oklahoma Sooners coaches’ seats are the hottest, but Auburn’s Hugh Freeze is holding the 3rd hottest seat. 6. The Alabama Republican Party passed a bylaw prohibiting Republican elected officials from […]

The experts got it wrong again on the economy, and Trump got it right? Tuberville wants power returned to the state, right before he becomes governor? The Trump-Russia hoax was bigger than Watergate? All this and more on Alabama Politics This Week, on TV, radio, and online all over Alabama. Mecca Musick is the CEO […]

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, the hosts covered the Hall of Fame Game as it showcased the NFL’s growing push toward digital precision. Longshore and McKnight dissected the league’s use of infrared technology to mark first downs, contrasting it with the nostalgic appeal of chain gangs that still dominate at the high school […]