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Senator Katie Boyd Britt (R-AL) lauded Kennedy’s appointment, expressing confidence in his ability to steer the nation's healthcare system toward evidence-based research and improved public health.
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By taking a bipartisan approach, Alabama lawmakers aim to curb the proliferation of these dangerous firearm modifications and address rising concerns about gun violence across the state.
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The bill proposes restructuring the board’s membership and altering the appointment process.
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In a significant shakeup, State Representative Randall Shedd has announced his resignation from the Alabama House to take a position on Gudger’s team.
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The initiative, first unveiled during her State of the State address on February 4, aims to combat rising crime and enhance support for law enforcement.
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"Parker's Law" aims to codify these exemptions into state law, providing a clear legal framework for nursing mothers.
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This legislation aims to codify clear definitions of "male" and "female" in state law, basing them on biological sex.
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“Alabama foresters deserve updated technology and easily accessible data to help meet the demands of a rapidly growing market," - Congressman Barry Moore
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"This Veterans bill has blown up in their face. Veterans all over Alabama are calling their legislators."
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"When it comes to filling the needs of veterans, men and women who have actually worn a uniform should remain in charge," said Lt. Governor Ainsworth.
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National Desk Editor - Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., heralded a significant shift in American foreign policy and fiscal responsibility this week, celebrating the dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) as a victory for the American taxpayer. Speaking to Newsmax’s “Finnerty” on Tuesday, Britt declared, “It’
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For Alabama’s senators, it was not just about football—it was about being part of a historic moment in both sports and politics.