Courts Opinion | When the constitution asks a question, courts must answer South Carolina’s Supreme Court once faced a hard residency question at a hard political moment. It did not hide from the constitution. Bill Britt2 days ago
Health Opinion | Celebrating new tools in the fight against cancer A pancreatic cancer survivor urged broader access to early detection and treatment advances that could give more families time. Margaret NewtonJune 18, 2026
Opinion Opinion | What do you want to want? Impulse and aspiration rarely line up, but daily choices reveal which version of ourselves we are actually building. Tom GreeneJune 18, 2026
Elections Opinion | The GOP won the runoff. The turnout told another story. In a state with more than 3.8 million registered voters, Alabama’s major Republican nominations were decided by roughly 300,000 people. Bill BrittJune 17, 2026
Elections Opinion | Several legislative incumbents ousted in primaries ALFA flexed its political muscle across Alabama, reshaping Republican contests and proving contested legislative seats were anything but safe. Steve FlowersJune 17, 2026
Elections Opinion | The stupid campaign ads come to an end today, but don’t forget them The Republican campaign ads have been brutally stupid, but as they come to an end, let's remember them for what they taught us. Josh MoonJune 16, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | ALGOP’s hearing on Tuberville’s residency issues was a spectacular flop ALGOP's hearing on Tuberville's residency issues was a spectacular flop. Josh MoonJune 15, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | Runoffs test whether Alabama GOP can answer Reagan’s question Alabama remains a Republican state, but when one party controls everything, voters eventually judge it by whether life has gotten better. Bill BrittJune 15, 2026
Opinion Opinion | From Runnymede to Philadelphia Centuries after a reluctant king pressed his seal into wax at Runnymede, a Virginia lawyer turned old grievances into a new nation's founding argument. Will SellersJune 15, 2026
Opinion Opinion | We do not need hero-leaders. We need servant-leaders In politics, the line between admiration and idolatry is easily blurred. What we need are not hero-leaders, but servant-leaders. Mike BallJune 12, 2026
Opinion Opinion | Some things you just have to learn the hard way What lessons did you have to learn the hard way? Tom GreeneJune 11, 2026