Opinion
Alabama’s Anti-Cussing Bill: An Unconstitutional Overreach That Will Cost Taxpayers
Anyone in violation of this law could be charged with a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to a year in jail and a $6,000 fine. Could Granny go to jail?
National
President Trump Takes Historic First Step to Eliminate Department of Education
The executive order directs Education Secretary Linda McMahon to begin the process of shifting responsibilities from the federal government to state and local control.
News
EXCLUSIVE: Larry Taunton’s Explosive New Podcast Reveals Harrowing Details of Swatting Incident
“If the goal was to silence me, they failed.” - Larry Alex Taunton
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Hoover Police Chief Nick Derzis Announces Run for Mayor
The announcement sets the stage for a mayoral race against incumbent Frank Brocato, who has held the position since 2016.
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Breaking News: International Journalist's Alabama Home Targeted in Swatting Incident
Officers with AR-15's storm the home of investigative journalist Larry Taunton, known for uncovering USAID corruption.
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Trussville Leaders Push Garbage Fee After Tax Vote Rejection—Citizens See It as Punishment
City officials claim the fee is necessary to maintain services without cutting into other budget priorities.
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Legislators Push to Accelerate Grocery Tax Reduction Backed by Lt. Gov. Ainsworth
“Alabamians can save $150 million if the Legislature follows through with this tax cut." - Lt. Governor Ainsworth
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Barry Moore Backs Spending Bill Focused on Border Security, Defense, and Spending Cuts
Moore, a staunch conservative, emphasized the bill's focus on fiscal responsibility and national security.
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Walker County Deputies Indicted for Brutal Assault on Tony Mitchell as Sheriff’s Office Wipes Social Media Accounts
Deputies Carl Carpenter and James Handley were indicted on charges of using excessive force against Tony Mitchell.
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Alabama House Approves Expanded Immunity for Law Enforcement Officers
“The trust in law enforcement is conditioned on the ability to hold officers accountable for their actions." - Former Police Officer Jim Taylor
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Veterans Bill Passes Legislature - Some Call It a Power Grab by Governor Ivey
The bill's passage has been met with substantial opposition from veterans and conservative groups.
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Lt. Gov. Ainsworth Hints at 2026 Governor’s Race as Sen. Tuberville Rumors Swirl
Given the potential candidates and their bases of support, this race could be one of the most fiercely contested in modern Alabama history.