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Education

Doug Jones wants to stop the CHOOSE Act in its tracks. Thank God.

Courts

A pro se lawsuit faced procedural hurdles as ballot deadlines loomed, with an expedited ruling possible before certification.

Education

Alabama education officials proposed no new positions while addressing rising insurance costs, employee raises and technology replacement needs statewide.

Elections

The Democrat said regional reviews would protect ratepayers, water supplies and infrastructure as data centers become an Alabama election flashpoint.

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August 9, 2026
Tuberville's Lead Shrinks? Will They Debate?

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Elections

National party committees have sharpened attacks as Rhett Marques and Shomari Figures prepare for a closely watched November fight in a redrawn district.

National

Small business advocates say the Treasury rule eases compliance burdens, while critics warn it could hinder efforts to track shell companies.

News

Alabama’s ABLE program spotlights tax-advantaged savings that help people with disabilities build independence without jeopardizing key benefits.

Congress

The bipartisan measure would expand Space Force training and require a public report on China’s growing commercial space capabilities.

Economy

The Italian-owned supplier said the project will add 50 jobs and boost production of aluminum components for heavy trucks.

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Opinion

Opinion

A surprising amount of adulthood is realizing your aspirations and impulses are rarely aligned.

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It’s the combination of bad things associated with data centers that has drawn the ire of good, decent people all over the state.

Economy

One challenge is becoming increasingly clear: Alabama needs more skilled workers.

Opinion

I am hopeful that Senator Britt will work to protect SNAP and ensure eligible Alabama families are not pushed off the program.

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This Matters with Bill Britt

When government decides which history is acceptable, the question is no longer the past but who controls national memory today.

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