Featured Opinion Opinion | The medical marijuana two-step As attorneys and bureaucrats argue over the process, we're still no closer to getting medical marijuana into the hands of patients. Josh Moon6 hours ago
Opinion Opinion | Midyear political observations The race for the newly drawn second Congressional district has been the major political attraction of the year. Steve Flowers6 hours ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | It was good while it lasted It was good while it lasted, America. Josh Moon1 day ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | Biden and Trump debate exposes grim reality of aging and leadership in America Behind closed doors, Democrats and Republicans will admit that their guy is not up for the job. Bill Britt2 days ago
Opinion Opinion | The Revolution of 1524 The peasant revolt was another milestone for communities desiring self-determination, limited taxation and freedom of conscience. Will Sellers2 days ago
News Opinion | Small group, big accomplishments: Birmingham DRC Graduation This small group has made a big accomplishment in conquering the Birmingham DRC program and getting their lives on track. Matthew Estes6 days ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | Long live the death tax Tuberville spends his entire opinion piece obfuscating one simple truth: only the richest 0.1 percent have to pay estate taxes. Chance PhillipsJune 26, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Mr. October’s story was a lesson for all seasons Reggie Jackson's personal story of his time in Alabama is an opportunity for us to be better. Josh MoonJune 25, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | AMCC: A cloak of obstruction and legal maneuvering The cold reality is that highly paid lawyers are using legal trickery to delay, deny, and deflect, while real people with real needs suffer. Bill BrittJune 24, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | “Forget it, Jake” The film "Chinatown" unravels the layers of ethical dilemmas and institutional corruption, revealing a world where right and wrong are blurred. Bill BrittJune 21, 2024