Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories, including:

The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the decision that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional, but some Republican lawmakers are now arguing that the court ignored some of the main arguments over the constitutionality. The court’s decision was 7-2.

Under intense question on "The Dale Jackson Show" former State Representative Ed Henry (R-Hartselle) offered up clues on the identities of these names that are being suggested.

President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting for the first time, and Biden said that he made “no threats” but instead warned Putin of “consequences,” but said overall the meeting was “positive.” 

The media and their Democrats are on a full-court press to both defend critical race theory and demand you not even acknowledge it exists as legislators across the country attempt to ban public educators from telling students America was, is and will always be racist

So Whitmire learns that this is a thing after all and England says it is taught in K-12, even though we know it is moving this way and advocates make that clear.

Alabama Senate Majority Leader Clay Scofield (R-Guntersville) says we need to keep bad guys in jail and in order to do that new prisons will need to be built and the other reforms are secondary

Alabama's health professionals continue to fret about how Alabama's coronavirus vaccinations continue to lag with Alabama being one of eight states seeing an increase in coronavirus cases over the last two weeks.

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories, including: — Will Alabama really use COVID-19 relief funds to build prisons? — Does Katie Britt’s entering of the U.S. Senate race shake things up, or has U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) already won this race? — […]

U.S. Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL) has endorsed his Former Chief of Staff and head of the Business Council of Alabama Katie Britt saying, "She's like family. She'd make a good candidate

Tuberville is joined by Senators Ron Johnson (R-WI), Ted Cruz (R-TX), Mike Lee (D-UT) and Rick Scott (R-FL) in question the Department of Justice on how these  cases are being handled differently.

It was a campaign rally in Alabama in August 2015 which put the rest of the world on notice that Donald Trump was a force to be reckoned with. On that warm, humid night in Mobile, Trump packed 30,000 curious and furious people into Ladd-Peebles Stadium. Using the Alabama rally as the template for future […]

WAAY-31 reports that superintendent Christie Finley has announced a proposal to rename Lee High School, obviously named after Robert E. Lee, to something else.

Katie Boyd Britt, former President of the Business Council of Alabama, has announced her U.S. Senate candidacy. Britt has never served as an elected official before or in a political position, but fellow candidate and former U.S. Ambassador to Slovenia Lynda Blanchard is attempting to claim that she’s still the only outsider.

Saban’s annual salary and talent fee of $8.425 million will increase every year until the contract expires

In about a month, the amount of young people, ages 18-24, has increased by ten percent to 44%. This is after many vaccine incentives have been offered across different states, and President Joe Biden has even mentioned free beer as an incentive.

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

U.S. Representative Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) joined many of his colleagues on Capitol Hill in calling for President Joe Biden to fire Dr. Anthony Fauci

The big news that Dr. Anthony Fauci was getting a big book deal was overshadowed by e-mails released through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, and the emails show how Fauci dismissed a lab-leak theory for the coronavirus, as well as how Fauci has flipped on different issues as the pandemic progressed.

All too often we watch as Americans of different political stripes approach issues from a starting point that we can't even recognize what the other person is seeing.

With Ivey striking out, the likelihood of a special session increase as the specter of the federal government's intervention looms over the state, as it has for the past decade-plus

Alabama has pretty much beat the pandemic. The most vulnerable have been vaccinated and everyone that wants a vaccine can get one, for free.

Doctor Harris specifically cited the so-called “vax-a-million” program implemented by the state of Ohio to increase vaccinations and that it could be helpful.

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories