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Politics is bound by the art of what's possible. It is also true that those who never dare the impossible rarely achieve even the...
If you wouldn't trust that august body to manage your checkbook, reconfigure your last will and testament, or redefine the terms of your car...
Ivey stood her ground on Wednesday, refusing to cave to those who want to end the mask order.
Even after 200 years, Alabama's political approach hasn't changed much; the fundamentals established by its founders are still evident in everyday politics.
Hubbard may not be a violent offender but his actions are a danger to society and a threat to the public.
When the cell door closed behind former Alabama Speaker of the House Mike Hubbard at 5:05 p.m. on Friday, Sept 11, 2020, there was...
Former Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard is now the state's most famous inmate, and as prisoner No. 1, he deserves no more and no...
Public policy is a complex issue, and scholars disagree on how to express it best. Still, in general, it is a system of laws...
Quietly and without notice, Auburn University renamed the building on its campus named in honor of convicted felon and former Republican Speaker of the...
Hubbard didn't believe in obedience to the law, and that his name adorns a facility at Auburn University sends a resounding message that not...
