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7. The stock market closed at record highs, Ford sales spiked as they axed major EV plans; Hyundai and Kia posted record 2025 US sales with 8% and 7% growth respectively, as worries about tariffs and economic predictions appear off-base. 6. The Parlay Project, a Hoover-based Alabama non-profit founded by Nathan Burdette and Will Kadish, […]
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has dropped out of the state’s race for governor and have him resign over the state’s mismanagement, but U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) wants more. Walz, a former vice presidential nominee, has seen his stock fall through the floor, but he should be forced to stay in the governor’s mansion so […]
7. A Washington Post poll showed Americans divided on President Donald Trump’s military action targeting Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela: 40% approve, 42% disapprove, and 18% unsure; Republicans strongly support at 74% approval, Democrats oppose at 76% disapproval, and independents lean against with higher uncertainty. 6. Alabama State Rep. Terri Collins (R-Decatur) announced retirement after 16 […]
Alabama protests in favor of a dictator share false claims of illegality of Trump's Venezuela action
We have gone from protests for science, protests against ICE, and protests against “Kings,” to protests in favor of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro. The attacks on Venezuela are unquestionably legal and, according to U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery), totally about putting America first. The American Left hates President Donald Trump more than they care about […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide’s season came to a close on New Year’s Day with an embarrassing defeat against the Indiana Hoosiers, and now attention turns to who stays and who enters the transfer portal. The transfer portal is now taking just as much — if not more — than the regular revolving door of SEC stars […]
7. Alabama endured a humiliating 38-3 defeat to Indiana in the Rose Bowl, the program’s largest bowl loss ever, prompting calls for Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer to be removed, but he says he will channel the setback into future motivation. 6. Southeastern Conference schools experienced a 90%+ surge in Northeastern undergraduate enrollment from 2014-2023, […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide is facing perhaps the biggest challenge of the Kalen DeBoer era on New Year’s Day in Pasadena, taking on the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers in the College Football Playoff quarter-final with everything on the line for both teams. If you just took the helmets and logos of each team even only a […]
What were the biggest stories of the year in Alabama politics and on the national scene? Can former Alabama U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) ride the lottery to victory in a gubernatorial race? What is Governor Kay Ivey’s legacy after 10 years as governor? Are we at war with Venezuela? All this and more […]
While most of the media’s immigration coverage consists of sad stories about Hispanic illegals being picked up by ICE, those reports are filled with lies and misinformation The under-reported part of the story is about how immigrants from all over the world are being trafficked into local communities – and they are not coming to […]
7. Weather forecasts for the Rose Bowl predict rain and clouds for Alabama’s New Year’s Day game against Indiana, potentially the wettest since 1955. In other state football news, Auburn wide receiver Cam Coleman reportedly plans to enter the transfer portal, potentially becoming the top available player. 6. Three illegal immigrants from Latvia allegedly operated […]
Even though Democrats have been yammering on about the lottery for decades, with a governor going to jail and losing election after election, they can not stop obsessing over it. Do people want a lottery? Sure, but is it really the main issue for them? Obviously not. Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) […]
7. Now that Michigan and Penn State have hired coaches, the “nonsense” stories about Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer can end. Even Paul Finebaum has now suggested that a Rose Bowl win over Indiana would solidify DeBoer’s legacy beyond Nick Saban’s shadow in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal, which is a bit too much. 6. […]
When State Senator Arthur Orr made a Facebook post about food stamp/EBT card abuse, Alabama Political Reporter’s Josh Moon took to his page to rant about how cruel it is to keep welfare users from buying $55 boxes of chocolate. Moon’s followers took to Sen. Orr’s page to attack him for suggesting we spend too […]
Can President Donald Trump sell his economic message? Will Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth enter the U.S. Senate race? Was AJ McCarron up 30+ points? Why did he drop out? Why didn’t Trump just ignore Rob Reiner’s death? All this and more on Alabama Politics This Week, on TV, radio, and online all over Alabama… […]
Turning Point USA is a great organization, but grifters are attacking and Candace Owens is the worst
The media and their Democrats are enamored with the infighting of conservative talking heads and influencers at Turning Point USA’s AmFest. Unfortunately, most of the attention grabbers are individuals like Candace Owens, who is, and has always been, a grifting fraud. Her conspiracy about Charlie Kirk’s death is unforgivable, and her other theories are […]
7. A superflu bug is flying around the country with the nation’s hospitalization rate up 14.3 %, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 6. The disorderly conduct case against the Fairhope protester for wearing a large inflatable penis costume at a “No Kings” demonstration was delayed again to February 2026, as her […]
A brand-new, out-of-state dark-money group launched an attack on Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama over the past week, and has already invested over $320,000 in negative television advertising alone. During some of this weekend’s largest SEC football matchups, including Alabama vs. Oklahoma, the group ran a shock-style message that is now being pushed […]
Jackson Hospital & Clinic, Inc. in Montgomery, which bankruptcy filings have described as carrying between $100 million and $500 million in liabilities, filed a lawsuit last week against Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama, claiming they are to blame for the hospital’s impending closure. In the December 18 filings, Jackson makes sweeping and accusatory […]
7. The silly rumors surrounding Alabama head football coach Kalen DeBoer are over after his team beat Oklahoma this weekend, and, of course, he has stated he has no interest in the Michigan head coaching vacancy, dismissing speculation despite the Wolverines’ pursuit and hope for an Alabama loss. 6. Turning Point USA’s AmFest featured plenty […]
Can President Donald Trump sell his economic message? Will Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth enter the U.S. Senate race? Was AJ McCarron up 30+ points? Why did he drop out? Why didn’t Trump just ignore Rob Reiner’s death? All this and more on Alabama Politics This Week, on TV, radio, and online all over Alabama… Mecca […]
Friday night, the Crimson Tide is playing in the College Football Playoff’s biggest matchup. The standalone game against the Oklahoma Sooners is happening over in Norman in front of a huge national audience. It’s the first playoff game and biggest showdown yet under Kalen DeBoer. It will be the culmination of what has been a […]
7. Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer expressed excitement for tonight’s CFP first-round matchup against Oklahoma in Norman, praising his team’s focus and pride; while ESPN’s Michael Wilbon speculated DeBoer might head to Michigan after a loss. 6. President Donald Trump announced the “Patriot Games,” featuring two high school athletes from each state in events celebrating […]
When illegal immigrant criminals got arrested in Marshall County, a gaggle of pathetic protesters came out to support the bad guys. A majority of those arrested had extensive criminal records in addition to their illegal entry crimes. Pathetically, those protesting were arguing to let criminals continue to roam their communities and disproportionately harm other immigrants, […]

