Opinion Opinion | The shooting death of a child in Montgomery should be a reality check for everyone The death of a 6-year-old, who was asleep in her bed, should tell us that gun violence issues are more complicated than we pretend. Josh Moon1 hour ago
Economy Opinion | Experience has taught me to be skeptical of big promises A proposed railroad merger could reshape Alabama’s economy, but unanswered questions about competition and service demanded closer scrutiny. Tom Butler2 hours ago
Elections Opinion | A “blue wave” of justice is building off our political shore When it crashes ashore this fall, its eddies may even establish a beachhead of renewed justice here in our beloved, but still one-party Alabama. Dr. Jim Vickrey2 hours ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | In one-party Alabama, GOP factions shape everyone’s future Federalist 10 warned against faction. Alabama’s GOP primaries now test whether leadership can govern beyond fear and grievance. Bill Britt1 day ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | I love America America is the greatest country on earth, no matter how much rightwing conservatives try to tear it apart. Josh Moon1 day ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | Birthright citizenship is the promise Reconstruction made The Supreme Court stopped Trump’s order, but the ruling shows Reconstruction’s promise remains under attack from those seeking old exclusions. Bill Britt4 days ago
Opinion Opinion | Come celebrate 250 years of freedom with us We want everyone to get up from the table with a renewed commitment to leaving this country stronger for the next generation. Steve Livingston5 days ago
Opinion Opinion | Forged in independence: Adams and Jefferson at 200 Two founders’ fractured friendship outlasted partisan warfare, leaving a lesson on principles strong enough to bridge bitter divides. Will Sellers5 days ago
Opinion Opinion | What if the American Revolution never happened? It’s become fashionable for politicians to take shots at our form of government and our approach to capitalism. Ignore them. Tom Greene5 days ago
Courts Opinion | Alabama’s Constitution is not an honor system When constitutional qualifications are challenged, courts should ask for proof before voters are asked to choose from potentially ineligible candidates. Bill BrittJune 30, 2026