Politics — Page 27

The Alabama Farmers Federation on Monday applauded President Donald Trump’s announcement of a long-awaited $12 billion farm aid package.

Paramore Robertson

Alabama House Speaker Ledbetter filled two committee vacancies by appointing Chad Robertson and Marcus Paramore to influential posts.

Hoover has joined a growing coalition of Alabama cities challenging the state’s administration of the Simplified Sellers Use Tax.

Tuberville Islamic

The Islamic Academy of Alabama released a statement saying public outcry -- including from U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville -- was misplaced.

Walt Maddox Spiro Cheriogotis

The City of Mobile is joining a lawsuit, escalating a legal fight over how the state collects and distributes revenue from online sales tax.

North Alabama has been essential to every major American victory in the 20th Century, and we are once again poised to deliver for the 21st. There would not have been enough munitions for the Great War without the nitrate plants in Muscle Shoals. There would not have been sufficient electricity for Oak Ridge to make […]

The White House put a national spotlight on something Alabamians learned about in a big way last week: A serious partnership between ICE and ALEA.

With soft-on-crime politics poisoning public safety, U.S. Senators Tommy Tuberville and Katie Britt are rolling out the Back the Blue Act.

Former Senator Doug Jones announced his unofficial campaign kickoff event, which will he in Birmingham on December 12.

Pup Mayor Cooper performed his first official duty at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Madison’s Historic Downtown Entertainment District.

"We all knew that this 2026 election year was going to be a big year in Alabama politics," Steve Flowers writes in this week's column.

One of the leaders of the Democratic Party of Alabama thinks there is a good chance to flip a district blue, if the right person steps up and runs.

Marshall is once against fighting for parents who want to protect their children from policies that promote radical transgenderism. 

Ann Bedsole

Flags on the Alabama State Capitol grounds and in Mobile County are at half-mast all day Friday in honor of former State Senator Ann Bedsole.

Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl believes it's vital for the future of the Party to reach out to young voters in Generation Z.

On Thursday, ProgressPAC, the political arm of the Business Council of Alabama, announced its endorsement of Senator Jack Williams for Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries and Derek Chen for State Auditor. According to the group, these endorsement affirm its support for candidates who prioritize sustainable economic growth, reduce barriers for job creators, and champion policies […]

College football has had incredible recent developments that have led to more government involvement in the sport than ever before.

"In today’s rapidly evolving security landscape, the threat from drones is no longer hypothetical – it’s here, and it’s growing."

Lane Kiffin Tommy Tuberville

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville joked today that Lane Kiffin did the same thing he did when he left Ole Miss for Auburn over two decades ago.

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) is defending the Trump administration's actions against narco-terrorist drug boats in the Caribbean.

James Lomax

State Rep. James Lomax (R-Huntsville) was endorsed once again by the Alabama Farmers Federation – this time – for his 2026 re-election bid.

Dr. Douglas Frank

Concerned Citizens for Election Integrity is hosting a public presentation this Saturday featuring election data expert Douglas G. Frank.

Barry Moore

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore is making it clear that he's not a fan of the idea of extending the extra subsides for Obamacare.

Who’s up? Who’s down? Alabama political candidates for statewide office report fundraising totals for November.