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Gov. Kay Ivey won this week in a lawsuit seeking to force Alabama back into federally-funded pandemic unemployment compensation programs.
General Milley was reportedly running a one-man foreign policy mission and telling subordinates in a secret meeting where he told them not to take orders from anyone unless he was involved.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) pledged to make sure Biden's decisions on the Afghanistan withdrawal was fresh on the minds of voters.
The decision drew the ire of Orange Beach Mayor Tony Kennon, whose city is adjacent to Gulf Shores and will also bear some of the impact.
It is obvious that someone in the White House needs to remind Joseph R. Biden that he is the President of the United States and not a third-world dictator.
Kirk Driskell knows the struggles of addiction firsthand. He overcame the bondage, and now he wants to help other men do the same. His ministry, Vision Warriors, has helped hundreds of men who struggle with addiction regain God’s purpose in their life. Kirk and his team come alongside these men to help them get back […]
Patti Yancey has well exceeded her intention of addressing a critical need facing today's youth by enacting real change.
Carl has previously offered up a resolution calling for Fauci's resignation because he is not very good at his job.
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville took to the Senate floor on Tuesday to tout the contributions of Alabama HBCUs (historically black colleges and universities) and the impact the school's have had across the nation.
Auburn University has announced a new scholarship and financial aid initiative designed to make obtaining a college education more affordable
On Tuesday, Facebook unpublished a post from Gov. Kay Ivey’s reelection campaign, claiming the post went against their “Community Standards.” The post, which has been republished, was critical of the mask mandate component of President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 remarks last week, which included a threat to governors that “won’t help.” The campaign confirmed the action […]
Twinkle Cavanaugh lit into President Joe Biden over his administration’s decision to mandate that the nation’s businesses require their employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
The League of Southeastern Credit Unions & Affiliates on Tuesday commended members of Alabama's congressional delegation for opposing an IRS proposal which it says would undermine consumers' privacy protections.
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) vowed to American servicemembers that the Biden administration will be held to account for the events that transpired amid the end of the war in Afghanistan.
Katie Britt criticized the President's actions and warned it had created obstacles for those currently in the workforce while neglecting other segments of the population.
The Morning Consult-Politico poll showed that 58% percent support Biden’s plans for the vaccine demands. By partisan breakdown, 80% of Democrats and 33% of Republicans are in favor of the mandates
State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) argued it was time to consider lessening the tax burden for certain individuals.
To my own embarrassment, a recent event afforded me a few moments to do something I had not done in quite some time–contemplate the words and meaning of our National Anthem. Invited to sing our anthem at the Marion County School System teacher in-service event in August, I actually listened to the words for the […]
Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth is the latest to object to President Joe Biden’s edict that some employers with more than 100 employees must require COVID-19 vaccinations or a weekly test. The Biden administration, which will use OSHA to implement the new mandate, has suffered a wide range of pushback, especially from state government officials who […]
Former Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard is asking the court for an early release from prison after serving one year of a 28-month prison sentence.

