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Alabama Political Reporter
- Legislature
Civil rights groups send letter to state committee ahead of redistricting
After 40 years in public service, Mobile’s Victor Gaston will not seek re-election
Activists demand fair representation ahead of redistricting special session
Governor to call special session on redistricting this month
Committee tasked with removing racist language from Alabama Constitution
- Opinion
- National
Report: Mo Brooks worked with planners of Jan. 6 rallies
Birmingham native arrested, charged in connection with Jan. 6 attack on Capitol
Sewell, House vote to hold Bannon in contempt in Jan. 6 investigation
Report: Mo Brooks failed to disclose personal stock sales
Gov. Ivey orders flags at half-staff in honor of Colin Powell
- Education
Auburn, Tuskegee presidents agree to connect communications programs
Scholarships for high school, college students toward auto manufacturing careers
ASU announces major grant to support low-income students
Despite controversy, Alabama A&M has a new president
ASU ranked in top 25 HBCU’s by U.S. News & World Report
- Health
UA System, Auburn workers must be vaccinated by Dec. 8
Health experts give tips for safe Halloween amid COVID-19
Study: Governors in states without COVID vaccine mandates see approval ratings fall
UAB doctors’ study: pregnant women more susceptible to delta variant infection
Majority of confirmed COVID reinfections in Alabama among unvaccinated
All posts tagged "Founding Fathers"
Elections
Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville rode in the lead boat in a “boat parade” on Sunday in Orange Beach, celebrating Independence Day and the launch...
Elections
Congressman Mo Brooks, R-Huntsville, urged Americans to celebrate the Fourth of July, our independence, and the foundational principles that have made America the greatest...
Opinion
According to ancient Greek philosopher Plato, it is the great thinkers, or philosophers, who are best suited to govern society. Dubbed “philosopher kings” they...
Opinion
An abusive, unlawful practice of the English courts from the 15th to 17th centuries was so rampant and unfair that protections against it were...
Opinion
I will begin this article with a simple question: Is Public Education aRight? One may be reluctant to respond, after reading the title of...
National
Last week, I had the great experience to join my colleagues in a little friendly competition at the Congressional Clays Competition hosted by the...
Opinion
Over the last several weeks, we saw a prime example of how our government is broken. A portion of the federal government shut down,...
Opinion
On July 4th, 1776, the Continental Congress met in Philadelphia and formally adopted the Declaration of Independence. On this important day in our nation’s...
News
By U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne Anyone who has followed Congress over the last twenty years knows that things have been pretty dysfunctional. While I...
