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The legislation would implement a new modernized strategy for designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall praised the Trump administration's effort to bring an indictment against the SPLC.

Chief of Staff Liz Filmore details Ivey's final months in office, from education wins to preparing the transition for the next governor.

Jay Mitchell, candidate for Alabama Attorney General in 2026, announced what he is calling the "Protect Alabama Plan" to combat radical Islamic extremism in the state.

TVA interim CEO Mike Skaggs has been selected to lead the agency as the board begins its search for a permanent chief executive.

An Alabama attorney was sanctioned by the Supreme Court after an appeal filing found he used bogus AI-assisted information.

Gov. Kay Ivey believes that late night ABC host Jimmy Kimmel should be fired for his recent comments about President Donald Trump. 

Katherine Robertson details challenges facing Alabama gambling enforcement and calls for felony penalties and more investigators.

The Jefferson County Republican Party held its straw poll breakfast Saturday at the Gardendale Civic Center – and some winners emerged.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is throwing his support behind President Donald Trump's efforts to secure American elections. 

The seat became open when incumbent U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) opted to run for U.S. Senate instead of seeking reelection.

Steve Flowers writes that the Alabama State Senate will have very little turnover in 2026, with most incumbents unopposed.

Roy Moore's $8.2 million defamation verdict was reversed by the Eleventh Circuit over his 2017 Senate campaign ads.

U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) wants Congress to start cutting government red tape that inhibits the country's key minerals supply chain. 

Tuberville raised concerns about the federal wage index formula threatening Alabama's rural hospitals with Kennedy at a Senate hearing.

Less than a day after the Southern Poverty Law Center caught federal charges, they posted a job listing, but forgot to mention those charges.

The Senate candidate released a new video ad Wednesday showing his support for the Second Amendment and other conservative principles.

Sen. Britt slammed the Arctic Frost investigation at a Senate hearing, calling it an dragnet targeting hundreds of Republican groups.

A new survey finds the top three candidates for Alabama's open U.S. Senate seat separated by just four percentage points.

For generations, coal communities have helped power Alabama and our nation.

Crime in Alabama's capital city is emerging as a central issue in the GOP primary for Alabama Attorney General ahead of the May 19 election.

Attorney General candidate Jay Mitchell says he is a strong supporter of access IVF, despite what some ads against him have been claiming.

Governor Ivey announced Alabama Department of Revenue Commissioner Vernon Barntt will retire from state service at the end of the month.