Congress Sen. Katie Britt taps Sean Ross as new chief of staff in D.C. Ross replaces Clay Armentrout after two years leading Britt’s office Bill BrittMarch 25, 2025
Featured Opinion Opinion | Tear down institutions now, and chaos will haunt us forever What took generations to build is being torn down in a dangerous gamble. Bill BrittMarch 24, 2025
Featured Opinion Opinion | Freedom slips away quietly — unless we choose to defend it Truth, trust, and shared purpose are crumbling. Freedom survives only when we guard them fiercely. Bill BrittMarch 21, 2025
Elections After APR exposed David Cole’s fraud, Tuberville’s residency next in the crosshairs APR’s investigation toppled Rep. David Cole — could Tuberville face the same reckoning under Alabama’s strict residency laws? Bill BrittMarch 20, 2025
Elections Givhan says it out loud: Is Tuberville running for governor … from Florida? Years of Florida living, millions in beachfront property — but Tuberville’s team swears he’s an Auburn local. Bill BrittMarch 18, 2025
Featured Opinion Opinion | No, God doesn’t choose our leaders — the people do The Founders understood that power must come from the people, not from divine decree. Bill BrittMarch 17, 2025
Infrastructure Alabama roads ranked 2nd nationwide amid debate over truck weight limits Despite remarkable progress, challenges loom in the form of SB110 and HB204, which would increase weight limits for log trucks. Bill BrittMarch 12, 2025
Featured Opinion Opinion | Self-reliance fades as conformity and cowardice take hold, resist The courage to stand alone, to challenge the mob, to think for oneself — these are no longer virtues but liabilities. Bill BrittMarch 10, 2025
Featured Opinion Opinion | The battle for civil rights didn’t end in Selma — it still rages on Selma showed the world that change doesn’t come from waiting — it comes from marching, from pushing, from refusing to be silenced. Bill BrittMarch 7, 2025
Legislature Rep. Garrett introduces tax cuts, aims to ease burden on Alabama families These measures would save Alabamians approximately $314.6 million annually. Bill BrittMarch 7, 2025