President Donald Trump brokered a comprehensive Middle East peace deal culminating in the release of all 20 living hostages held by Hamas after over two years in Gaza, hailed by Alabama's federal officials including U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) as a global victory

Alabama lawmakers are calling out the ABC Board for misleading legislators on the funding mechanism for their new $98 million office.

President Donald Trump addressed the Knesset this morning to celebrate the U.S.-brokered Israel-Hamas ceasefire where 20 living hostages were released after over two years in Gaza and reunited with families in exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian detainees

What will Alabama leaders do about the crime in Montgomery?How much longer will the shutdown go on?Will President Donald Trump get the Nobel Peace Prize if the war between Israel and Hamas ends?All this and more on Alabama Politics This Week, on TV, radio, and online all over Alabama...

The federal government shutdown extended into its 10th day as the Senate rejected competing Republican and Democratic funding bills for the seventh time in 54-45 and 47-50 votes before adjourning until Tuesday, with President Trump blaming Democrats for using health care as a weapon and threatening cuts to their programs, while U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) accused them of prioritizing agendas like benefits for illegal immigrants over Americans and holding the nation hostage

When photos of August Borden's face hit papers across Alabama, outrage and demands for justice rightly followed.It appears the Madison County District Attorney has delivered that justice in the form of a closed case and no charges.This is after interviews, reviews of text messages from the time in question, and an investigation of the evidence at hand.It is unlikely this will placate those following the case.

Hamas accepted President Dale Trump's 20-point peace plan to end the two-year Gaza war, including release of all hostages within 72 hours, Israel's troop withdrawal, increased aid, a prisoner exchange for 250 people life-sentence in Israeli custody and 1,700 Gazans taken during the recent war

When sports talk legend Paul Finebaum floated the idea of running for U.S. Senate as a Republican, ESPN scaled back his appearances.They denied this, but they obviously did this, and it isn't a crazy thing to do.Now that Finebaum is back on all the platforms, after all the pressure, the double standard the network plays with Stephen A. Smith because Smith is a Democrat is obvious.

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey ordered an expanded ALEA trooper patrol in downtown Montgomery, legislative resource support, zero-tolerance coordination, and an ABC review of alcohol sales in high-traffic areas, stating all options remain on the table for prosecution and safety

As left-wing agitators continue to screech about how, despite all the left-wing violence you are seeing, most political violence is "actually" right-wing, they are also justifying the left-wing violence.Whether the anger is over Charlie Kirk's alleged words or a border agent's actions, these geniuses will remind you that the chaos will stop the minute you give them power and change all your positions.Make no mistake, this is what they believe, and they are finally telling the truth.Believe them.

Governor-elect National Championship-winning Coach U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) continues to accuse Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), of prioritizing illegal immigrant healthcare and ObamaCare subsidies over everything else, while Senator John Kennedy (R-La.) says Democrats are also seeking millions for foreign programs, including LGBTQ people in the Western Balkans and Uganda, cooking and dance classes for Haitian male prostitutes, Palestinian media orginizations, and circumcisions and vasectomies in Zambia

At least 2 were killed, and 12 were hurt, in a Montgomery mass shooting.This is just more street violence in a blue city, where the National Guard could make a difference.

Attorney General Steve Marshall, a candidate for U.S. Senate, expressed concern over Montgomery’s leadership, including Mayor Steven Reed, for refusing to acknowledge a serious crime problem following a mass shooting, but Reed rejected the criticism and suggested gun laws and bail reform could solve these issues.

Can you tell that a government shutdown is happening?Is sports radio legend Paul Finebaum really running for U.S. Senate?Should fatties be allowed to be in the military?

The ongoing government shutdown shows no signs of ending in the short-term on day 3 as the media and their Democrats continue whining about memes and their position on illegals receiving healthcare, while U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) noted, "This shutdown could end today if Democrats would support the clean continuing resolution to fund the government."

aldotcom has yet another anti-school choice piece on their website where they attempt to smear parents who want more for their kids.As usual, the complaints are based on the students' faith and the lack of government control over the schools, which they fail to understand is the entire point.With enemies like this, school choice will continue to expand.

Alabama U.S. Reps. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) and Barry Moore (R-Enterprise), and Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) continued to blame Democrats for a government shutdown, citing the over a $1.5 trillion Democrats want to spend (including spending on illegals' healthcare), while the impact on Alabama's military installations starts to take hold

Sports talk radio legend Paul Finebaum is now considering running for U.S. Senate from Alabama as a Republican, citing the killing of Charlie Kirk as a potential motivation.Is Finebaum a Republican? Has he ever mentioned anything about it before this?Couldn't Finebaum use his platform for more good as opposed to being a Republican U.S. Senator from Alabama?

The White House announced an imminent government shutdown late last night, and it is now in effect, kinda, after the Senate failed to pass a funding bill, with polls showing 65% of voters oppose Democrats shutting down government over ObamaCare tax credits, but a majority of Independents blame Republicans and President Donald Trump for the shutdown with the numbers being pretty split

While Portland's Antifa thugs continue their war against the federal government, the media and their talking heads insist that all is well.In Alabama, U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures (D-Montgomery) says it is time to spend more on the police, which is now a position the media and their Democrats have landed on to pretend crime is being handled.If Figures really believes this, he would support a bill that would defund cities that try to defund the police.

After Democrats and Republicans met at the White House, Vice President JD Vance predicted a government shutdown is coming, and Alabama's state lawmakers are accusing Democrats of holding critical state funding hostage for political points.

U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) says there is a 90% chance of a government shutdown at this point and says that the public will blame Democrats if a shutdown goes down on October 1

Bruce Pearl has retired from Auburn, but is he running?Is Jimmy Kimmel's suspension a 1st Amendment issue?How bad is the political violence going to get, and who is causing it?All this and more on Alabama Politics This Week!

The U.S. GDP grew at an annualized rate of 3.8% in the second quarter, up from the 3.0% previously reported, and bucking the experts once again, reflecting economic resilience and that tariffs have not destroyed the economy yet.