Featured Opinion Opinion | Court must release the names of Mike Hubbard’s cohorts The public deserves to know the names of those who aided Hubbard and those who resisted his entreaties. Bill BrittNovember 22, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinion | Second special session serves as wake-up call for business community If a radical right is allowed to determine Alabama's economic future, the state will be little more than the poorest in the Northern Hemisphere. Bill BrittNovember 10, 2021
Congress Mo Brooks personally profits under Biden energy policies He’s also referred to it, and to the Biden energy policy, as “socialist.” Bill BrittNovember 4, 2021
Legislature Anti-vaccine mandate legislation to highjack the special session The legislation is extremely unpopular with the business and medical communities, and it could put a number of GOP lawmakers in a tough spot. Bill BrittNovember 1, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinion | Brooks should end his Senate campaign. If not, Trump should Brooks has alienated farmers, business owners and members of his own party. Who is in his corner now? Bill BrittOctober 11, 2021
Elections Katie Britt’s campaign releases fundraising numbers FEC filings for the third quarter, according to her campaign, Britt raised over $1.5 million from July 1 through September 30. Bill BrittOctober 8, 2021
Governor Ivey chief of staff Jo Bonner among finalists for University of South Alabama president For months, Montgomery insiders have speculated about Bonner's future and who would be his likely replacement. Bill BrittOctober 8, 2021
Elections Mo Brooks bashes ALFA, the BCA and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce In a pair of radio interviews, Brooks launched into bizarre rants against the conservative business groups, comparing them to "socialist Democrats." Bill BrittOctober 5, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinion | Prisons: Alabama can do better "When an individual enters prison, they lose their freedom, not their humanity." Bill BrittSeptember 27, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinion | Mike Hubbard wants out of prison. Don’t let him. "Justice should never be meted out with favoritism, but it was in Hubbard's case." Bill BrittSeptember 13, 2021