Featured Opinion Opinion | Ivey served justice. She can help finish the work Governor Kay Ivey’s clemency decision serves justice and offers an opportunity to address Alabama’s unfinished work on judicial override sentences. Bill Britt18 hours ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | The Scopes warning never ended A century after Scopes, the fight over who controls acceptable knowledge remains alive in classrooms, statehouses and Washington across America. Bill BrittJuly 27, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | Closing primaries isn’t just a bad idea, it’s anti-American Closing primaries goes against everything we're supposed to believe in as Americans. Josh MoonJuly 27, 2026
Elections Opinion | A constitutional question collides with Alabama’s election calendar The court moved quickly, but election deadlines may close before Alabama receives a meaningful ruling on constitutional eligibility for governor. Bill BrittJuly 22, 2026
Elections Opinion | SAVE Act’s burden may fall on citizens, too Protecting election integrity matters, but new voting requirements deserve scrutiny when lawful citizens may bear the greatest burden of compliance. Bill BrittJuly 20, 2026
Elections Opinion | Every election must end The forgotten election of 1876 shows why constitutional government requires both challenges and the courage to accept a final result. Bill BrittJuly 16, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | The most dangerous idea in history Classical liberalism once toppled kings. Today, its greatest threat comes from movements claiming freedom while rejecting the restraints it requires. Bill BrittJuly 15, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | The political pettiness is dragging us down People, even politicians, are rarely all good or all bad. It's time for a whole bunch of people to start remembering that again. Josh MoonJuly 14, 2026
Elections Opinion | Alabama politics costs so much because power is worth buying Alabama’s $40.6 million primary spending reveals how money, access and human nature can reshape the obligations of public office itself. Bill BrittJuly 13, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | Fixing Alabama’s Department of Corrections should be a unifying goal Fixing Alabama's prisons should be a goal that unites all Alabamians, because what we have now is an absolute embarrassment. Josh MoonJuly 13, 2026
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 BrittJuly 10, 2026