Politics — Page 126
Everyone still has questions about the assassination attempt of President Trump. A man taking a shot 150 yards away at a former president during his rally should never have happened. One innocent man should not have died on that day. Ongoing investigations have given light to poor, catastrophically insufficient communication between Secret Service and the […]
State Rep. Brock Colvin (R-Albertville) provided an update this morning on the recent sightings of several Haitian immigrants departing charter buses in Marshall County. Last week, videos quickly began to circulate on social media causing concern among locals that illegal immigrants were being transported via bus to live in the area.
Donald Trump says he wants and Iron Dome over America to be built that would help shield the U.S. from possible enemy attacks.
Currently out for August recess, the majority of Alabama’s delegation to Washington joined state and business leaders for the Business Council of Alabama’s (BCA) annual Governmental Affairs Conference. Lawmakers offered updates and insight into a wide range of topics including the appropriations process, social media and the mental health of young Americans, creating wise regulations […]
Just under 90 days away from the 2024 general election, Democratic pollster Kevin Akins and GOP pollster Jim McLaughlin provided their latest analysis of the race for the White House and which party might control the U.S. House and Senate once the votes are counted. The pollster panel is a recurring feature of the Business […]
Former University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban was revealed as the special guest for the Business Council of Alabama’s (BCA) annual “Evening for Progress” event. “The greatest football coach of all time, the legendary Coach Nick Saban, will be joining us in Birmingham at the Evening of Progress on October 16th in Birmingham,” […]
The Business Council of Alabama’s Government Affairs Conference (GAC) in Point Clear is always one of the state’s premier gatherings for political and business leaders. This year’s GAC was the largest in the organization’s history, and the importance of the upcoming 2026 election cycle was at the forefront of the event’s discussions. BCA’s Executive Vice […]
Washington-based polling and analytics firm Cygnal named two Alabamians to their annual 30 Under 30 list for rising republican operatives across the country. Cameron Mixon of SR Communications and Jared Downing of Strategy Management, LLC received the award this week. Awardees were nominated and recognized by their peers as leaders of a rising generation of […]
The decision by the Joe Biden inner circle to allow the poor fellow to get out of the Presidential race was a godsend for the Democratic Party. It gives new life to the Democrats’ chances to keep the White House. The ascension of Vice President Kamala Harris to the top of the ticket breathes new […]
Alabama lawmakers are responding to reports that large charter buses are dropping off what appears to be Haitian immigrants at several locations in Marshall County. Social media posts from residents in the area show pictures of the busses. According to the Albertville Police Department (APD) initially, the busses were meant to transport employees of Wayne […]
Many small businesses in Alabama are still waiting to receive a tax credit that was offered during the COVID-19 pandemic.
U.S. Senator Katie Britt introduced a package of bipartisan legislation that would make child care more affordable and accessible by strengthening existing tax credits to lower childcare costs and growing the supply of childcare providers. The legislation, the Child Care Availability and Affordability Act and the Child Care Workforce Act, is receiving high praise from organizations across […]
Williams & Jensen, a leading independent lobbying firm based in Washington, D.C., has announced the promotion of Jordan Mills to principal. They report that since joining the firm in 2023 as Senior Director of Government Relations, Mills has established a proven track record in spearheading Williams & Jensen’s expansion into the state of Alabama and […]
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville is demanding answers from the Biden administration about the safety of American servicemembers in the Middle East.
Today marks the 50th anniversary of President Richard Nixon's resignation announcement as a result of the infamous Watergate Scandal. Prior to his decision to step down, the embattled Republican sought the help of a prominent Alabama political leader in a last-ditch effort to save his presidency.
Marshall joined a coalition in filing a lawsuit to stop the Biden administration from allowing illegal aliens from receiving the Obamacare.
This week, Republican nominee for Alabama’s 2nd Congressional District, Caroleene Dobson, resolutely pledged to fight any proposed changes to Title IX that would allow men to compete in women’s sports. As the 2024 Olympic Games draw to a close, audiences worldwide witnessed the controversy over a Women’s Boxing match that reignited the conversation for Title […]
2026 will be an unspeakably busy election cycle in the Yellowhammer State. Every constitutional state office will be on the ballot, from Governor and Lieutenant Governor to Attorney General and Secretary of State, on down to the entirety of the Alabama Legislature. All seven members of Congress will be on the ballot, including the successful […]
Alabama Senators Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville have consistently pushed for measures to safeguard Alabama's red snapper industry and its producers. With that goal in mind, the two lawmakers have led the recent efforts in the U.S. Senate
As Alabama Secretary of Commerce Ellen McNair and a task force of economic development professionals develop a comprehensive strategic plan to guide the state’s economic growth into the future, Working for Alabama is quickly materializing in another round of all-star appointments to a key entity, the Alabama Growth Alliance. On Wednesday, Governor Kay Ivey announced […]
U.S. Sens. Tommy Tuberville and Katie Britt are continuing the fight against biological men competing in women's sports.
Attorney General Steve Marshall is helping in the fight to ban TikTok in the United States if the apps Chinese owners don't sell the company.
As global imports of Russian liquified natural gas surge, Sen. Katie Britt's warning becomes reality
Shipments of Russian LNG to France more than doubled the first half of this year, while imports to EU countries overall have increased by 7%.
Vice President Kamala Harris made headlines Tuesday afternoon when she announced that she has selected Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate. By appointing Walz, Harris passed over Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, who many thought was the likely pick and is seen by the media as significantly more moderate than Walz. Some have speculated […]

