Politics — Page 127
Kamala Harris' selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as a running mate is already drawing large amounts of criticism from Alabama's elected officials just hours after the news was announced.
State Sen. Garlan Gudger (R-Cullman) has been released from UAB Hospital and is recovering at home following a serious accident on Smith Lake last month. On Tuesday, his wife provided an update on his condition, expressed heartfelt thanks to all those who have reached out to them, and called on the power of prayer to […]
A bill before Congress sponsored by U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-Mobile) related to the Poarch Band of Creek Indians (PCI) and its effort to establish parity with other federally-recognized tribes is the subject of an effort to raise baseless concern over the expansion of gambling in Alabama. The Poarch Band of Creek Indians Land Act […]
It’s no secret the Biden-Harris Administration has failed the American people. Our border is an utter disaster with absolutely no enforcement from the White House to keep illegal migrants out. Not only are we being flooded by thousands of illegal immigrants walking over our Southern Border, but it is totally unaffordable for Americans to live […]
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 1,000 points Monday, stoking fears of a possible recession.
Allen believes that Terry Andrew Heflin, a Democrat running for the Clay County Commission, will be convicted and serve jail time.
Alabama State Rep. Susan DuBose is being honored as a "Champion Woman" by The Independent Women’s Forum, a Virginia-based national conservative non-profit. DuBose (R-Hoover) is well known for her recent work protecting female collegiate athletes across the state from unfair competition.
Imagine living in a society where the government tracks every single purchase you make. From stopping to fill up at a gas station to buying a ticket at a movie theater, every single purchase you make, no matter how big or small, is run through a central government database in order for the transaction to […]
“Let me be clear- no one is above the law.” However, the Alabama Medical Cannabis has operated above the law since its inception. And the AMCC’s refusal to follow the law is what has caused the delays in getting medical cannabis to the people who need it. In fact, I believe that if the Commission […]
The senator argued that the debate over gambling stymied his ability to get those reforms through the Legislature.
Britt reacted to the results of the competition and connected the problem to the Biden administration's changes to Title IX.
Representative Mike Rogers has been named a '2024 Hero of Main Street' by the world's largest retail trade association, the National Retail Federation. The organization is recognizing business and legislative leaders from across the country for their contributions to the industry.
On Monday, President Biden unveiled his proposal for Supreme Court reform in a Washington Post op-ed, calling for major changes to the court, including term limits for justices and an enforceable code of ethics.
Betting markets for the 2024 presidential election are narrowing as Vice President Kamala Harris gains ground on former President Donald Trump. Though polls often present varied pictures, betting odds are considered more stable indicators. Harris, who had around a 2% chance before President Biden announced he would not seek re-election, saw her odds rise to […]
It’s August. School will be starting back this month at all levels. An 18 to 22 year-old may be about to head off to college, vocational school, the military or a job. They can start arrangements now to cast their vote on November 5. Many up to age 22 have never registered and never voted. […]
MLB legend and Alabama native Willie Mays, Jr. passed away last month at the age of 93. Few professional athletes have inspired American society in the way that Mays did.
Rogers reacted to the recent prison swap between U.S. and Russia, saying he's "concerned" that it could set a bad precedent with Putin.
U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-Mobile) is fighting back against claims that he's only supporting Israel because he receives money from lobbyists.
Independent candidate for President, Robert Kennedy Jr., has had a very good week on the campaign trail. For Kennedy, getting on the ballot in most states across the country has been no small task since first entering the race.
The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Defense Appropriations Act on Monday, proposing to allocate $852.2 billion focused on enhancing U.S. military readiness and capabilities and supporting servicemembers and families U.S. Senator Katie Britt, a member of the committee, announced she secured more than $6.1 billion in defense spending for the state […]
Senator Tommy Tuberville bashed the Biden Administration for its controversial dealings with Iran and continued appeasement of pro-Hamas radicals on a call with reporters Wednesday.
The members of Congress also warned the Mexican government that there will be consequences for these recent actions if they are not reversed
With elections just around the corner, Republican candidate for Alabama's 2nd Congressional District, Caroleene Dobson, is making sure that voters know where she stands on the subject of IVF treatments and procedures.
For many Alabamians, the recent failure of the state legislature to pass meaningful gambling legislation was a tough pill to swallow. David Bronner, CEO of Retirement Systems of Alabama, said in the organization's monthly newsletter that a large part of the disappointment comes from the realization that the state

