.S. Senator Katie Britt is co-sponsoring a bill that would place a ban on mask mandates from the federal government and rightly notes that these mandates harmed children

After an offseason full of buildup, we’ve finally arrived at one of the most anticipated games in recent history. Alabama vs. Texas is likely the biggest non-conference game in Bryant-Denny Stadium history, and really one of the most looked-forward-to games overall. Let’s get into the matchup, give some players to watch for, and give a […]

CNN's Kaitlan Collins interview with U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell (D-Birmingham) was both fact-free and ridiculously simple-minded

The recent ruling that declared that a special master is now in charge of drawing congressional districts is going to get appealed on multiple levels

Every Wednesday, “Across the South” touches a different topic on the SEC, breaks down the biggest matchups of the previous week, previews the coming week’s slate, and talks about where things stand in the best conference in the land. In this week’s edition, let’s break down week one including LSU’s beatdown at the hands of […]

This issue will never end, nor will the lies about U.S. Senator Tuberville

In a long-form post Tuesday from The Daily Beast, the intracoastal bridge project in Baldwin County took center stage alongside key Alabama political players grappling over the state’s infrastructure priorities. While particularly scrupulous of Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) Chief John Cooper’s part, the report offered a look into the current state of play around […]

Federal court does what federal courts do, sides with Democrats on redistricting efforts

Auburn got the Hugh Freeze era started off right last Saturday. Payton Thorne and Robby Ashford looked good, and now the Tigers head out West this week for a challenge against California. The Tigers handled business as they were supposed to in their season opener, taking down UMass 59-14. Nobody expected a competitive game, and despite […]

Illegal gambling is everywhere

7. Jimmy Buffett Bayway? Sure, why not. 6.  International investment is juicing Alabama’s growth. 5. Attorney General Steve Marshall is now letting governors from other states know that their input is not needed in Alabama. Marshall told California Gov. Gavin Newsom, “We aren’t asking for your permission, @GavinNewsom. Alabama will not permit abortionists to defy […]

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

State Rep. David Cole (R-Madison County Jail)

The Alabama Supreme Court this month delivered the highest award in punitive damages to a plaintiff in state history: $10 million for wrongful death. A 54% increase from the previous $6.5 million high watermark awarded in a 2021 case signals a progressive escalation in punitive damage awards affirmed by the state Supreme Court.  While all […]

Governor Kay Ivey announces that 6 miles of road will be 6-laned on I-65 for roughly $300 million dollars

You can not conspire to break the law, even in Alabama

In a recent poll conducted by North Star Opinion Research at the request of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce registered voters, regardless of their party, revealed that they are overwhelmingly supportive of pro-business candidates going into the presidential election of 2024

Alabama's Attorney General Steve Marshall is making news for saying that Alabama will be able to prosecute people for breaking the law

Alabama debate, ya'll!

In an unwelcome statistic, the Yellowhammer State reportedly has the highest number of young people who are both unemployed and not enrolled in school in the entire country. The unfortunate ranking comes after a survey was conducted by the Alabama Workforce Council and the Governor's Office of Education and Workforce Transformation.

Alabama, and Tuscaloosa specifically, has been chosen as the spot location of the 3rd Republican presidential primary debate

Do journalists know what a book ban is?

7. President Joe Biden told one of his horribly telegraphed lies yesterday, this time he is lying about how he, “literally, not figuratively, talked Strom Thurmond into voting for the Civil Rights Act before he died.” U.S. Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.) voted against the bill and Joe Biden was in college when that vote took […]

We do not have to treat each other like this