Featured Opinion Opinion | There’s way more of us As we watch our lawmakers try again to rip away a small advantage from working people, we should remember there's more of us. Josh Moon17 hours ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | Gov. v. AG: Fight over execution process, aiming higher is the answer By contradicting Ivey on the execution moratorium, Marshall made clear that respect for decency and law aren't important to him. Josh MoonDecember 6, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | The resurrection of Montgomery Montgomery was supposed to be dying. Progressive policies and a focus on diversity have attracted major business and new life. Josh MoonDecember 5, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Hooper’s accuser matched his power with some of her own Hooper’s accuser seems to have successfully matched his power with some of her own. And she just might be winning. David PersonDecember 1, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Jerry Carl: The lame duck Congress returns My priority will be making sure your tax dollars are spent wisely. Jerry CarlNovember 29, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | The debate over medical marijuana dispensaries is ridiculous The resistance to medical marijuana is rooted in the same old tired mantra that always holds us back: We hate any change. Josh MoonNovember 28, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | There’s a hole in Alabama’s expungement law Alabama's expungement law is a rare godsend for many, but news stories still haunt its beneficiaries. Josh MoonNovember 22, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Alabama should put a moratorium on executions Alabama has lost the moral high ground required to stand as executioner. It should at least pause executions until it regains it. Josh MoonNovember 21, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | With losses and infighting, Alabama Democrats should be frustrated Not one Democrat was competitive in statewide races, Republicans held their supermajorities, and Democratic party leaders are publicly feuding. David PersonNovember 16, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | A call for justice, not a cry for mercy for Kenneth Eugene Smith Gov. Kay Ivey can pause Smith’s execution giving the Legislature time to decide if a 2017 law should have been retroactive. Bill BrittNovember 16, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Alabama’s archaic voting laws hurt us all Other states enjoy a variety of voting options, such as early voting and mail ballots, but Alabamians go without. Josh MoonNovember 15, 2022