Featured Opinion Opinion | Truth dies when voters reward liars—democracy depends on accountability Politicians lie because it works—voters believe them, and media too often repeats the lies instead of calling them out. Bill Britt2 days ago
Opinion America is Still the Light of the World By Congressman Bradley Byrne (AL-1) A few weeks ago, I was holding a town hall meeting on Facebook where I answered questions from my... Bradley ByrneDecember 22, 2015
Opinion Even the Grinch Understands the Reason For the Season By Rep. Darrio Melton Amidst the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, sometimes it’s difficult to stop and remember the spirit of the... Darrio MeltonDecember 22, 2015
News Just What Is An Abstention? By Graham L. Champion That is a question that the Alabama Supreme Court just may have the opportunity to answer in the very near... Graham L. ChampionDecember 22, 2015
Opinion We Can’t Have Education Without Educators By Minority Leader Rep. Craig Ford One of the biggest problems we have in education right now is the shortage of teachers. This is... Craig FordDecember 18, 2015
Featured Opinion A Failure of Leadership By Bill Britt Alabama Political Reporter The State Department of Finance has been in full spin-mode since it was revealed that their $47 million... Bill BrittDecember 17, 2015
Opinion Senator Pittman’s Hammer Education Matters By Larry Lee School kids make a terrible rope in a political tug of war. Yet too many politicians continue to use... Larry LeeDecember 17, 2015
Featured Opinion Christmas Blues for State vendors By Joey Kennedy Alabama Political Reporter All the thousands of vendors that have billed the state of Alabama for services want for Christmas is... Joey KennedyDecember 16, 2015
Featured Opinion Rounding Out the Field INSIDE THE STATEHOUSE By Steve Flowers This week we will conclude our analysis of the potential horses in the 2018 Alabama Gubernatorial Derby. First,... Steve FlowersDecember 16, 2015
Opinion Charles Dickens is Alive and Well in Alabama By Senator Gerald Dial Some have compared state government to the young orphan boy Oliver in the Charles Dickens novel Oliver Twist. When... Gerald DialDecember 16, 2015
News There’s one part of Wallace’s legacy worth protecting: Our community colleges By Rep. Darrio Melton While Governor George Wallace is best known for his stand in the schoolhouse door, he is also responsible for establishing... Darrio MeltonDecember 15, 2015