As my time representing Alabama’s First Congressional District in Washington comes to an end, I have been reflecting on why I ran for Congress and some of the things my team and I have done for south Alabama.  I never thought I’d end up running for political office, much less for Congress. I spent most […]

Former President Jimmy Carter passed away on Sunday in his hometown of Plains, Georgia at the age of 100. Known for rising from humble origins as a peanut farmer to occupying the Oval Office, Carter strove to lead the country in a moral manner.

State Sen. Andrew Jones (R-Centre) grew up minutes away from Alabama’s Chief Ladiga Trail, a winding paved trail that is steeped in history. The pathway is a celebration of the state’s natural beauty, and also happens to be one of the longest paved trails in the country. I was lucky to grow up right next […]

Alabama State Rep. Susan Dubose recently joined Stephanie Smith of the Alabama Policy Institute in a discussion on a number of Alabama-related topics, including the state's fight against radical gender ideology pushed by the Biden Administration.

If you’ve been following the news lately, you’ve likely read about President Trump’s desire to take back control of the Panama Canal. While this may seem completely random, taking back control of the Panama Canal is hugely important to the security and economic success of the United States because we are the number one user […]

U.S. Senator Katie Britt hailed the passage of the Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), passed late last week as lawmakers depart Washington for the Christmas holiday. Britt and top lawmakers are celebrating provisions that deepen Alabama’s role as a cornerstone of America’s defense infrastructure while delivering historic support for servicemembers and their […]

Senator Tommy Tuberville is working to make sure that Alabama's water infrastructure will continue to operate and provide for the citizens of Alabama in the years to come. This week, the lawmaker hailed the passage of legislation that will do exactly that.

In a recent interview, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall explained why he’s constantly suing the Biden administration. “When we see … the paychecks of Alabamians impaired as a result of what goes on in D.C., then I think that we have an obligation to act,” he said. “And so sometimes people want to just default and […]

As a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. Tommy Tuberville plays a key role in U.S. defense, including appropriations to aid Alabama’s efforts in the security of the U.S. homeland. He joined his colleagues recently to pass the FY25 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which authorizes funding and provides guidance for policy at […]

Sen. Katie Britt has added a fourth feather to her senatorial hat. Britt (R-Montgomery), already a member of the Senate Appropriations, Banking, and Rules committees, will serve on the Senate Judiciary Committee in the 119th Congress. The Judiciary Committee evaluates all judicial nominations for the federal judiciary, including the Supreme Court, and has broad jurisdiction over […]

U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) has announced that she has voted in support of the American Relief Act of 2025, legislation that would continue funding the government through March of 2025 amidst a potential shutdown as well as provide critical assistance for Alabama’s family farmers. “The American people overwhelmingly chose President Trump to get America […]

Nine University of Alabama students are among the 16 selected for the 2025 class of Capitol Scholars. Now in its second year, the Capitol Scholars Program provides outstanding UA System students interested in careers in or around the federal government with an immersive summer internship experience in Washington, D.C. “The Capitol Scholars Program provides exceptional students across […]

During the last session of the legislature, Governor Kay Ivey, Speaker of the House, Nathaniel Ledbetter, State Senate President Pro Tem, Greg Reed, along with the business leaders of the state made the “Working for Alabama” program their priority.

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt believes every effort needs to me made to expand energy production and lower the cost of energy in the U.S.

State Sen. Arthur Orr joined The Dale Jackson Show on Friday morning to discuss renewing Alabama's current tax exemption. The cut in question eliminates the state income tax obligation for full-time, hourly wage employees who work over 40 hours a week.

The U.S. faces a possible government shutdown that could begin at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday if Congress doesn't pass some kind of deal.

A new poll conducted this month among Republican primary voters shows Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth has a major advantage in the 2026 governor’s race over a key potential contender. The survey, conducted by top-ranked Remington Research Group, asked voters if the election were held today, who they would cast their ballot for in a head-to-head […]

An alumnus of Montgomery's Trinity Presbyterian School known for his business acumen and philanthropic deeds has been tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be the next U.S. ambassador to Britain.

Senator Katie Britt is touting the passage of legislation that will help upgrade and restore vital water infrastructure throughout the state of Alabama. The bill,  the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2024, will authorize the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works Program for projects to make several improvements to the Wilson, Coffeeville, and Demopolis lock and dams.

State Auditor Andrew Sorrell joined The Yaffee Program on Thursday to speak on a number of topics,  including his strong support for closing primaries in Alabama to any voters not registered as Republicans.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is continuing to gain support from Republican legislators on Capitol Hill as he seeks to become the Department of Health and Human Services' next Secretary.

Attorney General Steve Marshall has issued his full support for Louisiana's new law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in all public school and state-funded university classrooms.

Senator Katie Britt is urging elected officials from across the country to take the opportunity following Donald Trump's historic victory in the 2024 Presidential Election to once again secure the Southern border.

U.S. Sen. Tuberville is coming out strongly against the proposed bill that would prevent a government shutdown before the end of the year.