Going against the usual market trends, February 2024 home sales in Alabama saw a 0.5% month-over-month increase. According to Alabama REALTORS, approximately 4,710 number of homes were sold during the month which might indicate an early start to the spring selling season.

The border invasion was already on, now we have video of over 100 illegal immigrants ripping down a border fence and overpowering Texas National Guardsmen and entered the country, which will be seen and copied in the future

CNN covers an Alabama election exactly the way you would expect them to

7. U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) is slamming the Biden administration for its continued push of electric vehicles. Tuberville tweeted,  “The free market is REJECTING EV cars. So, what do these idiots do? Try to mandate more EV cars. These people have no idea what goes on in the real world.” 6. Republicans aren’t going […]

According to a new study by Stacker, an internet news source, Alabama is home to three of the top fifty cities in the U.S. in which houses stay on the market longest.

Alabama legislators should look to Texas for guidance on immigration

The Alabama legislature continues it's war on woke Alabama lawmakers have passed a bill that is a big blow at wokeness and degeneracy up and down the Alabama education system with new legislation prohibiting state funding for DEI efforts and limiting the teaching of divisive concepts

There are allegations of wrongdoing at Space Camp

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has released data from a nationwide survey that focused on governmental economic over reach. The data gathered found in particular that voters strongly prefer candidates on a federal level that believe state elected

7. Alabama U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) is defending his vote to ban TikTok by noting, “The problem is the Chinese Communist government and their access to all terabytes of information and spying on us citizens.” Supporters of TikTok are blaming “pro-Israel lobbying groups” for a congressional ban on the social media platform, which is […]

Space Camp drama continues

President Donald Trump is showing signs that he is still very high on Alabama's U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) after the media pummeled her for her response to President Joe Biden's State of the Union address

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.

We’re still ten months away from the first edition of an expanded 12-team College Football Playoff. But, that hasn’t deterred the brass of the sport from deciding that 12 isn’t enough, and the playoff will actually expand to 14 teams. ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported on Thursday that the next iteration of the system is expected […]

The Alabama Department of Labor has reported that the state labor force participation rate remained constant at % 57.4 for the month of January. However, the agency did say that the job count in Alabama has increased by 38,000 jobs in just a single year.

Judge Aileen Cannon would not toss the indictments against former President Trump on the basis of "unconstitutional vagueness" in his classified documents case but "selective prosecution" argument remains

Constant lying from the media saps them of their power

6 charges, out of the 41 filed charges, have been dropped against former President Donald Trump and others in the Georgia-based election interference case with Trump facing 10 charges himself.

Space Camp might be lost

After a contentious hearing, it is now clear that President Joe Biden was not exonerated, he did share classified information, and he did not remember key dates because he is mentally challenged and not "the best Biden ever."

State Rep. John Rogers (D-Birmingham) has had an interesting and accusation-filled tenure in the Alabama State House but after a guilty plea in a federal fraud case, his time is over.

Showing how much the fear U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) puts into liberal elites, she continues to draw the ire of the media, their Democrats, and "Saturday Night Live" who suggest her response to the State of the Union scared them and was full of lies.



Alabama's Katie Britt plays the hits on the issues and delivered a speech that actually tackled America's problems instead of screaming at the nation