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Last year, AL passed a $7.7 billion budget for education, but the state collected $10.4 billion in income taxes, sales taxes, and other revenues that go to the Education Trust Fund
Today a reporter approached Buttigieg on the street to ask him when he’ll visit East Palestine and Buttigieg told her to reference his previous statements because he was “taking some personal time and walking down the street.”
7 Things: Tuberville questions Biden's overseas blunder; Montgomery mayor doubles down; and more ...
7. Equity means enforced mediocrity A California high school removed its honors English class in the name of racial equity. According to data from the school board, “Latino students made up 37% of the student body, but only 12% of the Advanced Placement English students in the 12th grade. Black students, meanwhile, made up 15% […]
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed's stupid comments will be defended and he will be re-elected in a landslide.
Marshall was on CBS42 in Birmingham and said the inmate appeared to be "posturing" as he watched the video
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.
President Joe Biden has broken his silence on Chinese spy balloons and other identified objects but he didn't really say what they are. “We don’t yet know what these three objects were"
Mayor Peter finally addresses toxic train, Alabama abortion law sees unlikely legislative challenge, and more ...
A schism between Alabama Republicans is forming with Governor Kay Ivey supporting the release of criminals early while other want the policy stopped
The Biden administration continues to bungle their handling of Chinese spy balloons and, potentially, other flying objects the military is shooting down over North America
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.
hile some media outlets are attempting to figure out what President Joe Biden is talking about most days
Needless to say, Alabama Republicans were less than impressed with both President Joe Biden's performance at his State of the Union speech and his overall job performance. rIn the Senate

