Politics — Page 9
Sen. Katie Britt joined 15 Republican colleagues in urging the Department of Labor to repeal the Biden-era heat rule.
Lipscomb leaders met after a court ruling in the city council mayor dispute, signaling a reset as tensions and challenges remain.
Sen. Tuberville pressed experts on foreign influence in American universities and legislation to restrict student visas and foreign funding.
Sen. Tuberville received the Hometown Hero Award and called for unified Alabama energy coordination and a manufacturing push.
Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter ALGOP Chairman Scott Stadthagen spoke to how lawmakers and the party are more united than ever.
Alabama's closed primary bill cleared committee Tuesday with Speaker Ledbetter promising a House floor vote Thursday.
Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) gains endorsement from Sen. Rick Scott in Alabama’s 2026 U.S. Senate race ahead of the May 19 Republican primary.
Across Alabama, many conservatives are looking at what the Alabama State Republican Party’s Steering Committee is doing and saying it feels like the party is eating its own young.
The First Congressional District in Alabama is hosting one of the state’s most closely contested Republican Primary battles.
We are proud to continue a tradition that asks an important question in the political landscape of Alabama: Who's Next?
Property rights are a core freedom in Alabama. Changing zoning rules after development begins threatens property rights, investment, and
Alabama sent a bill to the governor allowing retirees to return as school bus drivers and public safety officers.
After Andrew Jarecki dared Governor Ivey and Attorney General Steve Marshall to attend the Oscars, "The Alabama Solution" didn't even win.
Phil Williams is now one major step away from confirmation as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama.
Rural Alabama has been waiting decades for access to affordable health services — and despite the empty promises of a bill funneling millions of dollars to large ambulance companies, we’re still waiting.
Alabama is under attack from California environmentalist groups and foreign adversaries. Lawmakers have a chance to stop them.
Steve Flowers examines the 2026 governor and lieutenant governor races in Alabama, including Tommy Tuberville’s campaign and the crowded GOP.
The Alabama Veterans Resource Center is new statewide hub designed to help veterans and their families find support in one place.
A Montgomery County judge handed Secretary of State Wes Allen a court victory in a fast-moving ballot dispute today.
The Alabama House passed a $10.9 billion education budget including a teacher pay raise and $150 million for career and technical education.
The Alabama Senate passed a $3.72 billion General Fund budget for fiscal year 2027, withholding portions of funding for three state agencies.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville pressed experts at a Senate hearing on China's grip on the American drug supply.
An Alabama ambulance billing reform bill is advancing through the House as the ALFA argues it would raise premiums.

