Featured Opinion Opinion | RSA’s Bonner encourages Gov. Ivey to push gaming legislation forward Ivey needs to gather the top leadership from the House and Senate in a room and hammer out a deal they can agree upon. Bill BrittJune 10, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Tuberville twists D-Day’s legacy, attack Biden, echoes Kremlin talking points Biden’s speech at Pointe du Hoc echoed past presidents who marked D-Day by urging the nation and the free world to stand against tyranny. Bill BrittJune 7, 2024
News LGBTQ Pride Month: Celebrating joy and challenging injustice Notable LGBTQ figures from Alabama include Truman Capote, Ma Rainey, Jim Nabors, Nell Carter, and Brittany Howard. Bill BrittJune 4, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | House Divided: Trump’s conviction tests the fragility of democracy When a nation cannot agree on the rule of law and equal justice, its foundations are in danger of collapsing under the weight of... Bill BrittJune 3, 2024
News In Memoriam: Marion Goldstein Rosemore: August 17, 1926 – May 31, 2024 Marion Rosemore's life was a testament to resilience, ingenuity, and an unwavering commitment to her family and community. Bill BrittJune 3, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Justice Alito’s pro-choice household (for flags, anyway) In a household where flag-waving is a pro-choice symbol, it seems the only autonomy Alito truly respects is that of his wife’s flag choices. Bill BrittMay 30, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Balancing the scales: Celebrating Alabama’s legislative triumphs While we remain critical of laws that hinder progress, let’s also recognize these significant strides forward. Bill BrittMay 28, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Honoring sacrifice, reflecting on civilization’s fragility and strength Memorial Day: Honoring the fallen by upholding their legacy of courage and commitment. Bill BrittMay 27, 2024
News Minnesota bans LGBTQ+ book bans as Alabama’s censorship campaign escalates Minnesota passes law banning censorship of LGBTQ+ books, contrasting Alabama's record book bans and restrictive laws. Bill BrittMay 27, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Supreme Court’s thin veil of “good faith” in racial gerrymandering case But this is a dog that may one day turn to bite its master. Bill BrittMay 24, 2024