Congress Rep. Palmer: Secret Service director should resign after Trump assassination attempt Following questioning Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle on Monday, Palmer called for her to “resign immediately.” Chance Phillips5 hours ago
Congress Sen. Britt advocates for nationwide IVF protection legislation Britt and Sen. Ted Cruz announced plans to introduce a bill to ensure that IVF access is protected nationwide. StaffMay 20, 2024
President Biden administration takes a new look at marijuana classification Marijuana could soon be considered less dangerous in the eyes of the federal government. Mary Claire WootenMay 17, 2024
Congress Demopolis Lock repairs, reopening Mobile Harbor deepening and widening on schedule The updates came during questioning from Sen. Katie Britt. StaffMay 16, 2024
Congress Rep. Sewell votes for FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 The FAA Reauthorization Act passed the House today by an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote. StaffMay 16, 2024
National Sen. Tuberville, AG Marshall help Trump circumvent gag order in New York The two Alabama politicians sought to support the former president as he is tried for falsifying business records. Chance PhillipsMay 15, 2024
Congress Rep. Sewell introduces legislation to boost local infrastructure investment in Alabama The bill would expand bond financing opportunities for local governments and nonprofits. StaffMay 15, 2024
Congress Sen. Britt announces MOMS Act, pro-mother legislation The legislation follows Britt’s previous endeavors to create more resources for mothers. Mary Claire WootenMay 14, 2024
National Senators speak out in support of Vulcan Materials Company Lawmakers call to end the unlawful actions against the quarry and mining facility in Mexico. Mary Claire WootenMay 14, 2024
National Sewell leads letter to Mexico demanding remedy to treatment of Vulcan Materials Last week marked two years since the Mexican government illegally invaded and shut down Vulcan’s Punta Venado deep-water port. StaffMay 14, 2024
Courts Alabama civil forfeiture case Culley v. Marshall decided by Supreme Court In 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that preliminary hearings are not required before civil forfeiture. Chance PhillipsMay 10, 2024