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U.S. Senator Katie Britt questioned U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on a range of topics in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday.
Military veterans deserve more than simple words of gratitude, State Rep. Kenneth Paschal writes in this op-ed.
Clarke County License Commissioner Linda Goodman joined the Republican Party Tuesday after being with the Democrats for 22 years.
The Petroleum and Convenience Marketers Association of Alabama announced its endorsement of Jack Williams in his campaign for Ag Commissioner.
In Huntsville, blind children from 31 states and eight countries ran NASA-style missions — proof Space Camp is more than a field trip.
An overwhelming majority of Alabamians still consider their faith in God to be at the center of their daily lives, according to new research.
Alabama’s future depends on electing younger, principled leaders like Katie Britt and Jared Hudson — voices rooted in faith, service, and real-life experience who can build lasting influence in the U.S. Senate.
Huntingdon College celebrates the investiture of its 15th president, Dr. Anthony Leigh, with a historic ceremony honoring tradition, community, and a new era of leadership.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey ordered an expanded ALEA trooper patrol in downtown Montgomery, legislative resource support, zero-tolerance coordination, and an ABC review of alcohol sales in high-traffic areas, stating all options remain on the table for prosecution and safety
Birmingham has proposed a new use for the land it reclaimed from Trinity CME Church, a site long marked by an unfinished cathedral.
Longshore and McKnight dive into the Jaguars’ Monday night win over the Chiefs, Auburn’s decision to move its Baylor home game to Atlanta for NIL money, and Alabama’s upcoming road test against undefeated Missouri.
The Alabama Crimson Tide surprisingly found themselves at the center of the college football universe this past weekend when it was announced that College GameDay would be in town for their rematch game against the Vanderbilt Commodores after last year’s shocking loss. With the impressive start for Vanderbilt that led to them being ranked, a […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide handled its business over the weekend by pulling away late from the Vanderbilt Commodores to earn a big win against a solid team and continue to build on what has been an impressive showing since their first game loss to Florida State. After a massive road victory last week at Georgia, […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide got a massive piece of news this week when the game time for their Third Saturday in October showdown next week against Tennessee was revealed. Fans who were upset with the reality that the huge road game at Missouri this week is going to be an early kick got some relief […]
Marketing agency Luckie announced today that Scott Gelber is the company’s new Chief Executive Officer, marking a key leadership transition.
As left-wing agitators continue to screech about how, despite all the left-wing violence you are seeing, most political violence is "actually" right-wing, they are also justifying the left-wing violence.Whether the anger is over Charlie Kirk's alleged words or a border agent's actions, these geniuses will remind you that the chaos will stop the minute you give them power and change all your positions.Make no mistake, this is what they believe, and they are finally telling the truth.Believe them.
Tommy Tuberville on Finebaum 2026: '100% name ID' is great – 'what he believes in' is most important
Tuberville weighed in on the Finebaum 2026 firestorm, saying his longtime friend would have to make a compelling case for why he’s running.
The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) and the Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association (AAMA) have announced $400,000 in scholarship opportunities to help prepare the next generation of Alabama’s automotive workforce. Each scholarship is valued at up to $4,000 and can be applied toward tuition, books, and fees during the 2026 spring, summer, or fall semesters at […]
Two influential statewide organizations have endorsed Vestavia Hills attorney Derek Chen for the open position of State Auditor. Chen picked up endorsements of Manufacture Alabama and the Alabama Farmers Federation (ALFA). This is Chen’s first political race. He previously worked in the Alabama Secretary of State’s office and the Tuscaloosa District Attorney’s office. He holds […]
Alabamians have always known that our state is a great place to live, and now, the rest of the nation is taking notice. With a median home price of about $220,000–well below the national average of more than $400,000–Alabama has officially earned the title of the most affordable housing market in the United States. That […]
Governor-elect National Championship-winning Coach U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) continues to accuse Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), of prioritizing illegal immigrant healthcare and ObamaCare subsidies over everything else, while Senator John Kennedy (R-La.) says Democrats are also seeking millions for foreign programs, including LGBTQ people in the Western Balkans and Uganda, cooking and dance classes for Haitian male prostitutes, Palestinian media orginizations, and circumcisions and vasectomies in Zambia
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) is raising awareness of the disturbing increase in financial sextortion schemes targeting teenage online.
Marshall is praising Kash Patel's FBI for doing the right thing and cutting ties with the Alabama based Southern Policy Law Center (SPLC).

