Courts Opinion | This is not about Tuberville. It is about the Constitution Court dismissed the challenge, but Alabama still deserves an answer on whether its Constitution can be enforced before voters decide. Bill Britt1 day ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | Future of gambling bill intensifies: War of words instead of facts But amid this turmoil, what do the people of Alabama want? Bill BrittApril 10, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | The real story of Gadsden and Goodyear The only way to make unions seem like the bad guy in a tale of American industry is to lie about them. Josh MoonApril 9, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Government for the stupid The people you elected think you're too stupid to realize that they're not actually doing anything. Josh MoonApril 8, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Weaponizing faith threatens democracy True religious virtue encompasses the principles of love, compassion, tolerance, and respect for others. Bill BrittApril 8, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | SB1 ignites legal battle: A fight for voter rights and democracy The backlash is a reflection of a broader concern for the foundational principles of our democracy. Bill BrittApril 5, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | If gambling legislation fails this session, blame historical bigotry State lawmakers asked the Poarch Creeks to trust them on gambling. All of history said that was a bad idea. Josh MoonApril 1, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Restrictive bathroom law: “But I gotta go” It is the transgender individuals themselves who are put at risk by these policies. Bill BrittApril 1, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Alabama’s open primaries: A call for inclusive democracy amid debates The benefits of open primaries are clear and compelling. Bill BrittMarch 29, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | McDaniel’s candid GOP reflections spark debate on truth, loyalty As the Republican Party contemplates its direction, McDaniel's remarks remind us of the price of political deception. Bill BrittMarch 26, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Why do so many Alabamians vote against themselves? Alabamians are quite literally voting to fund initiatives that encourage companies to pay them less. Josh MoonMarch 26, 2024