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Economy

Advocates said new work rules and looming state cost-sharing requirements threatened food access, grocers and Alabama’s strained budget.

Courts

Former graduate students and faculty alleged retaliation after reporting a toxic, oversexualized culture in a federally funded research project.

Education

Governor Kay Ivey created a commission to study screen-based instruction in Alabama schools, potentially shaping education legislation during the 2027 Legislative Session.

Congress

The bipartisan bill aimed to bolster emergency maternal care with training, grants and teleconsultation support for rural health care providers.

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July 19, 2026
Secrets, Scandals & the Governor's Race

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Opinion

Modern life promised ease, but young adults often lost the friction, obligations and community that once helped resilience take root.

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Elections

The court moved quickly, but election deadlines may close before Alabama receives a meaningful ruling on constitutional eligibility for governor.

Elections

The state's highest court said it would expedite the Tuberville challenge, but that still might not be fast enough.

State

The Alabama Educational Television Foundation Authority Board approved a survey funding source despite disputes over rainy day funds, fundraising and financial management.

Congress

“As we build the economy of tomorrow, we must ensure that innovation lifts up every community,” Sewell said.

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Opinion

A lot of people seem to want Montgomery to fail. The City Council should ignore them, pass the bond issue and continue to grow...

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Elections

Protecting election integrity matters, but new voting requirements deserve scrutiny when lawful citizens may bear the greatest burden of compliance.

Opinion

Born in medieval England, impeachment became a constitutional escape valve for confronting corruption without toppling the system it sought to save.

Elections

The people of Alabama are facing a choice. Which pathway will they choose?

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Staff Report The prevailing attitude among many Democrats is that Newt Gingrich 2012 is the best thing to come down the pike since –...

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Staff Report President Obama is angering supporters who believe he’s about to make another major concession to Republicans by abandoning his insistence that millionaires...

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