Featured Opinion Opinion | Why the conditions for better government are finally taking shape Public fatigue, moral awakening, and economic pressures are creating a rare opening for more stable, principled leadership in Alabama and the nation. Bill Britt21 hours ago
Opinion Opinion | Legislative resolution to support Ukraine Ukraine has been a democratic, productive, peaceful country but must now defend its territory, freedom and the lives of its people. Beth ChapmanMarch 7, 2022
Opinion Opinion | Why are my prescriptions so costly? Ask pharmacy benefit managers The behind the scenes work of PBMs can make potentially lifesaving, or sustaining, medications nearly impossible for those patients who need them most. David ReevesMarch 7, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | We’re watching hate unfold. Again. Gender-affirming medical treatment is supported by every major medical association because such care is evidence-based. Joey KennedyMarch 6, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Kay Ivey still favorite to win re-election Furthermore, my guess is that she wins without a runoff. Steve FlowersMarch 2, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Republicans really hate Russia — now As late as last week, a whole bunch of prominent Republicans (and not-so-prominent Republicans) were cheering on Russia and Putin. Josh MoonFebruary 28, 2022
Opinion Opinion | Permitless carry one step closer to passing I will continue to carry a handgun and will do so legally whatever that requirement may be. Beth ChapmanFebruary 28, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | The “Angry White Man” is afraid The Angry White Men are so afraid of others who are not like them because they’ll soon be the minority. Joey KennedyFebruary 26, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Alabama doesn’t need any more abortion laws The state has already taken aim at Roe v. Wade — anything else is either genuinely misguided or political posturing. Jacob HolmesFebruary 25, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Oakwood Adventist Academy basketball is a real First Amendment case I believe in the First Amendment – and in a society that seeks to accommodate those of all faiths and no faith. David PersonFebruary 24, 2022
Opinion Opinion | Gov. Ivey: Biden policies may slash federal investment in Alabama infrastructure If we capitulate to their policy-favoring special interests, out-of-state contractors and labor will win contracts. Kay IveyFebruary 23, 2022