The school choice movement is no longer a series of isolated wins. It is a sweeping national mandate, like the CHOOSE Act in Alabama became.

Alabama’s patient protection system helps safeguard the public through physician licensing, oversight, and accountability measures many

Michael J. Brooks uses a sleep study experience to reflect on church naps, Eutychus, and giving God our best in Sunday worship.

A look at the Alabama attorney general race and agriculture commissioner race ahead of the 2026 elections, including candidates and runoff

Across Alabama, contractors are hiring, builders are struggling to find the skilled labor needed to keep projects on schedule.

March Madness is in full swing and college sports fanatics from the West Coast to the East Coast are tuning in to watch their teams battle it out over the next few weeks.

Across Alabama, many conservatives are looking at what the Alabama State Republican Party’s Steering Committee is doing and saying it feels like the party is eating its own young.

Washington has done it again. What should be the most basic responsibility of government, keeping the lights on, has turned into yet another avoidable crisis. The fight over the SAVE Act is not just policy disagreement.

Strait of Hormuz turmoil is driving oil prices higher as shipping insurance dries up and global energy markets face growing economic risk.

Americans are in danger because of Democrats’ shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Rep. Barry Moore writes.

Across Alabama, many conservatives are looking at what the Alabama State Republican Party’s Steering Committee is doing and saying it feels like the party is eating its own young.

The First Congressional District in Alabama is hosting one of the state’s most closely contested Republican Primary battles.

Property rights are a core freedom in Alabama. Changing zoning rules after development begins threatens property rights, investment, and

Over the course of a career spent in the Alabama Legislature, I have learned that nothing happens without affordable, reliable energy.

Rural Alabama has been waiting decades for access to affordable health services — and despite the empty promises of a bill funneling millions of dollars to large ambulance companies, we’re still waiting.

Alabama Supreme Court Justice Will Sellers writes about the first major victory for the Continental Army, now 250 years ago.

Alabama is under attack from California environmentalist groups and foreign adversaries. Lawmakers have a chance to stop them.

Working to stop production is a strategy used by environmental NGOs through litigation, regulation and advocacy targeting industrial

One hundred years from now, you and I will both be dead. But don’t fret, my friend. You aren’t missing anything.

Steve Flowers examines the 2026 governor and lieutenant governor races in Alabama, including Tommy Tuberville’s campaign and the crowded GOP.

Muscle Shoals is ready for its next encore with an economic development project that involved 6 years and the President of the United States.

William Shakespeare once wrote that “past is prologue,” and that is especially true in Alabama politics, where events, conflicts, and situations that first happened decades ago are repeated again and again.

"In recent years, our commitment to providing alternative educational options has begun to pay massive dividends in Alabama."

Alabama camp alumni and parents urge passage of the Sarah Marsh Camp Safety Bill to strengthen child safety statewide.