All News — Page 618
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) voted against the legislation and released a statement calling it "an anti-gun propaganda program designed to dramatize and inflate the reported number of 'active shooter' incidents in an effort to expand support for unconstitutional gun control measures."
After a 40-year-high inflation report came out, expert after expert told us that they were shocked at how bad the inflation numbers were.
U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-Mobile) took to the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives to encourage his colleagues to support the bill in a bipartisan manner.
A clear message was delivered by the results of the 2022 primary and runoff elections. Alabama voters want political leaders who support a pro-jobs agenda for the Yellowhammer State. The Business Council of Alabama (BCA), working through its political affiliate ProgressPAC, endorsed more than 120 candidates leading up to the 2022 primary elections. All three […]
Due to the Consumer Price Index increasing to 9.1%, U.S. Representative Mike Rogers (R-Saks) has compared President Joe Biden’s current term and administration to that of former President Jimmy Carter, saying that he remembers “the gas lines and the inflation and how insufferable it was, and frankly, that’s the situation we’re in right now.”
The U.S. Air Force on Wednesday released its draft Environmental Impact Study regarding the branch's decision to relocate U.S. Space Command to Redstone Arsenal.
Wednesday, Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks) joined WVNN's "The Yaffee Program" to discuss the problem of rising prices.
Ranking member Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) spoke at the hearing about the "important issue of veteran hunger."
Every time the January 6 committee meets, we get panels of always-wrong commentators telling us that this one is the big one. It never will be.
Throughout his tenure as Alabama Secretary of State, John Merrill has been frequently targeted by numerous progressive individuals and far-left advocacy organizations.
In the race for governor, Yolanda Rochelle Flowers is the Democratic candidate set to face Governor Kay Ivey on November 8, but Flowers has started receiving criticism from Democrats in the state due to her Christian and pro-life views.
The state of Alabama is suffering the consequences of the Biden administration's liberal border policies, according to Republican U.S. Senate nominee Katie Britt.
The U.S. Department of Commerce on Tuesday announced that the City of Oxford had received a $1.5 million Economic Development Administration grant for infrastructure enhancement.
Huntsville-headquartered Redstone Federal Credit Union (RFCU) is the best credit union in the state of Alabama, according to Forbes.
U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) said Tuesday on the "Rick & Bubba" radio show that this was just another example of President Joe Biden's administration not enforcing the law.
Alabama Senate Majority Leader Clay Scofield (R-Guntersville) said he didn't believe any red flag law would have a chance of passing in the Yellowhammer State.
Tuesday, the Alabama Innovation Corporation announced the opening of applications for a small business grant program designed to jumpstart entrepreneurship and innovation.
In this episode, Michelle shares how her family moved from Texas to California following the Lord's call.
The latest angle the American media is using to push back against the predictable Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade is based on a pregnant woman getting a traffic ticket in Texas.
Better is a nonprofit funding therapy for women in Alabama and advocating for overall mental health awareness in the South. In 2021, Better surveyed hundreds of Alabama women finding that the number one obstacle to attending consistent therapy or counseling was finances.
An irregular pattern of late-night flights from the U.S.-Mexico border into Alabama has been detected.
Charter flights departing from the U.S.-Mexico border have routinely arrived at Alabama airports, often times just hours after midnight.
Ninety years ago, Portugal was the poster child for instability. New governments came and went roughly every six months. Change seemed the only constant, which created a vacuum of leadership tailor made for military intervention. Out of the confusion and the void of effective leadership emerged one Antonio Salazar; he would govern Portugal for 36 […]

