Courts Students appeal UA magazine suspensions in First Amendment case Student plaintiffs and their counsel argued the shutdowns chilled campus speech and miscast independent magazines as university-controlled expression. Wesley WalterAugust 27, 2026
This Matters with Bill Britt When religion becomes a test of citizenship Religious freedom is tested when fear turns unfamiliar faiths into political weapons and questions who truly belongs within America itself. StaffAugust 6, 2026
This Matters with Bill Britt Faith must never become a test of belonging Faith can guide citizens, but constitutional freedom requires government to protect every conscience without favoring one religion over any other. StaffAugust 3, 2026
State Read Freely awarded $40K grant to keep fighting library censorship The funding will support eight events aimed at helping rural and underserved communities organize against book bans and restrictive library policies. Jacob HolmesMay 26, 2026
Courts Woman arrested for wearing phallic costume to Fairhope protest acquitted A countersuit is planned alleging the arrest violated the woman's First Amendment rights. Jacob HolmesApril 16, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | Is religious liberty still for all? As attacks shift from Islam to the Pope, the principle of religious liberty itself is being tested in American politics. Bill BrittApril 15, 2026
Governor Alabama House passes Ten Commandments display in schools bill Alabama House passes bill requiring Ten Commandments displays in schools, sparking debate over religious freedom and constitutional concerns. Mary Claire WootenApril 10, 2026
Courts UA students sue university over suspended student publications Plaintiffs argued administrators committed unlawful viewpoint discrimination by shuttering and defunding two campus magazines last December. Wesley WalterMarch 24, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | Why I will stand at No Kings 3—and why it matters A defense of constitutional principles, civic responsibility, and why peaceful protest remains essential to preserving liberty in a self-governing republic. Bill BrittMarch 23, 2026
Courts Eagle Forum sues Tuscaloosa Library over meeting access The lawsuit alleges the library violated the group's constitutional rights by blocking religious gatherings. Jacob HolmesMarch 16, 2026