Guest Opinion — Page 4
Alabama’s students deserve instructional materials that prioritize knowledge, critical thinking, and genuine civic understanding.
Economist Daniel Sutter explains why economic policy should prioritize good-paying jobs that allow families and communities to thrive.
Steve Flowers argues Nathaniel Ledbetter is the “Man of the House,” highlighting the Alabama Speaker’s leadership on tax cuts, education
"Therefore, become a threat to evil. Make it think twice before coming to your neck of the woods,” Justin “JP” Plott writes.
"We continue to get good work done for the people of Alabama and I give major kudos to Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter," Ivey writes.
Alabama has the geology, the workforce and the policy framework to become a national leader in carbon capture and storage.
A common misconception, often intentionally repeated, is that the CHOOSE Act takes money away from the existing K-12 Foundation Program.
"Like many Americans, I was shocked by U.S.-born skier Eileen Gu’s decision to compete under the Chinese flag," Derek Chen writes.
For women in Alabama, what comes after breast cancer surgery brings a second battle against their own health insurance.
"Tuberville understands that this weekend's strike is not some unprecedented legal gamble," Bryan Taylor writes in this guest opinion column.
In 1426 – exactly 600 years ago- a small contingent of fewer than 600 English soldiers found themselves surrounded behind the walls of the village of Saint-James-de-Beuvron by more than 16,000 French troops led by Arthur de Richemont, the Constable of France. It should have been a brief siege and a massacre. But it wasn’t. […]
Letting go is the discipline of releasing approval, comparison, and old identities to embrace growth, emotional maturity, and meaningful life
While biologists see benefits from depopulation, some economists fear reduced investment, slower economic growth, and stress to social assistance systems.
Folks, we are in for a doozy of a political year in the Heart of Dixie. We have a rare open U.S. Senate race.
Tens of millions of acres of American land are owned by foreigners. It's a national security threat, Alabama AG Steve Marshall writes.
The App Store Accountability Act has taken a meaningful step toward restoring balance and putting parents back in the driver’s seat.
"As chairman of the board of Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama, I have witnessed firsthand how data centers help drive strategic infrastructure projects in our local communities."
"The Alabama Republican Party has one responsibility: to elect Republicans and protect the conservative majority," Joan Reynolds writes.
Barry Moore represents Alabama’s 1st Congressional District and is a candidate for U.S. Senate in 2026. Scott Byrd serves as the Sheriff of Coffee County, Alabama. He’s been a law enforcement professional for more than two decades and was Rep. Moore’s guest to the 2026 State of the Union address. In Coffee County and across […]
Doug Otto explains how Alabama Port Authority delivering for Alabama strengthens statewide economic growth and global connectivity.
Alabamians will be bringing home more money than ever this tax season thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts, Sen. Tuberville writes.
"This is why the SAVE America Act is so urgently needed, and why it builds on the commonsense principles in the SAVE Act," Moore writes.
What looked like an interesting and competitive U.S. Senate race in Alabama, changed January 18, four months ahead of the May 19 Primary.