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While President Joe Biden was in Michigan touting the power of labor unions, there could be a rail union strike coming that could wreck our supply chain

The Alabama Republican Party will soon deploy grassroots teams to assist the campaign of Georgia U.S. Senate nominee Herschel Walker.

A lack of consensus among labor unions on an agreement with the largest U.S. freight railroads could spell trouble for an already-strained American supply chain.

The Biden administration Tuesday held a star-studded celebration at the White House to tout the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.

U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl: A nation that’s safe

A few weeks ago, I wrote about a plan my House Republican colleagues and I have been working on so that we are fully prepared to hit the ground running when we take back the House this November. We believe it’s absolutely critical for us to lay this groundwork now so that we do not […]

Only the Biden administration would throw a party on the White House lawn to celebrate the"Inflation Reduction Act" on the same day it is announced that inflation is up again.

The bill would ensure pharmacists have the right to adhere to their conscience in electing to deny filling abortion-related prescriptions.

In recent years, the Yellowhammer State has emerged as a pre-eminent location for prospective automotive manufacturing companies.

In a Tuesday floor speech, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville lamented the state of higher education in the United States.

'College GameDay' headed to Troy-Appalachian State game

ESPN’s college football pregame show, “College GameDay,” will be in Boone, N.C., for the Appalachian State-Troy game Saturday. Appalachian State is coming off a 17-14 upset victory last Saturday over Texas A&M in College Station. The Mountaineers sent shockwaves through the college football world with their win over the then-No.6 ranked team in the country. […]

Inflation has hit every industry, wages down

On Monday the Birmingham-based real estate acquisition and development firm Sanders Capital Partners, LLC announced the purchase of three medical practice buildings across Alabama.

Capstone Building Corporation, a Birmingham based general contractor has announced a new $13.45 million project with developer Pennrose, LLC.

When gas prices skyrocketed under President Joe Biden, he blamed everything but himself to include Russia, supply chains and the pandemic.

Tuesday, State Rep. Simpson joined WVNN's "The Yaffee Program," to discuss his plan to combat the fentanyl crisis.

Alabama U.S. Senate nominee Katie Britt tweeted that the number of illegal immigrants penetrating the southern border constituted "a crisis."

A future SEC rivalry between two of college football's most storied programs was born in last Saturday's dramatic showdown between Alabama and Texas.

Federal and local officials are set to participate in a ground-breaking ceremony for Huntsville's new, state-of-the-art federal courthouse.

Robert Trent Jones' Ross Bridge golf course in Birmingham is no longer booking tee times due to a series of grounds keeping errors.

Judge Raymond J. Dearie was suggested by former President Donald Trump to be the special master who will review the 11,000 documents taken during the raid at Mar-a-Lago and the US Department of Justice agreed.

Justice Will Sellers: 500 years of global trade

With supersonic air travel, it takes less than three days to travel around the world. Five hundred years ago, it took three years.

For formerly terminated head coaches, coming under the tutelage of Nick Saban has proved to be a career-reviving experience.

Friday, Alabama Finance Director Bill Poole said that there are enough funds to start constructing the new prisons.

State preps for use of new execution method

The State of Alabama could possibly use a new method of execution on an inmate whose death sentence is scheduled to be carried out later this month.