Opinion
When Did the Classroom Become a Political Battleground?
“Classrooms should be places where children are taught how to think—not directed toward what to think or which causes to champion”—Guest Opinion by Emily Jones
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Jones Calls for Suspension of Gas Tax
Says 60 - 90 days suspension could put $100 million back in Alabamian’s pockets — but it’s doubtful the Governor or Legislature will go along
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Woodfin Address 4000+ Birmingham Muslims at Boutwell Prayer Service
Birmingham Mayor affirmed the City’s welcoming status at end-of-Ramadan ceremony
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Supreme Court Weighs Deadline for Mail Ballots
Justices to decide if ballots must arrive by Election Day, a ruling that could reshape voting rules nationwide before 2026
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Audit flags violations, $200K overpayment in AMCC
Audit finds $200K overpaid as delays, lawsuits, and hemp crackdown deepen concerns over Alabama’s medical cannabis rollout
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Why the Millennial Vote is Walking Away
“You cannot expect loyalty from people who feel like collateral damage”—Guest Opinion by Jonathan Hoffman
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Are We All Still Under That Big Tent?
“Real inclusion means allowing people to stand beside us even when they see the world differently”—Guest Opinion by Lisa Ward
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Tuberville Marks Submarine Plant Opening in Shoals
New $2.4B facility in Cherokee to build sub parts, bring 1,000 jobs to North Alabama
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Beautiful Dreamer, Wake Unto Me
Guest column from Rev. Michael Brooks of Siluria Baptist Church, Alabaster AL
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“Strong Convictions: Why John Wahl’s Vision Could Change Alabama’s Future”
What struck me first is something we don’t see enough of anymore—clarity.
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Moore Files Bill Targeting Sharia-Based Discrimination
Alabama Congressman Barry Moore says measure reinforces civil rights law, blocks use of foreign legal codes in U.S. discrimination cases
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Jay Mitchell Vows to “Dunk on the Libs” in New Basketball-themed Campaign Ad
“Standing Tall Against the Woke Left” ad now on YouTube, other outlets