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
Featured Opinion Opinion | The Scopes warning never ended A century after Scopes, the fight over who controls acceptable knowledge remains alive in classrooms, statehouses and Washington across America. Bill BrittJuly 27, 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
Legislature Controversial bills die on verge of passing Legislature Numerous bills that received much attention during session died three-fourths through the process. Jacob HolmesApril 13, 2026
Courts University of Alabama students publish independent magazines after anti-DEI cancellations The new magazines were funded and published after the University of Alabama cancelled two student-run magazines last year. Chance PhillipsApril 13, 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
Congress Reps. Sewell, Figures call on University of Alabama to restore student publications U.S. Reps. Terri Sewell and Shomari Figures called on the University of Alabama to restore two suspended student publications. StaffDecember 16, 2025
News The V tackles free speech battles, Islamophobia fight, and fading American Dream This week’s episode examines censorship, religious discrimination, and why so many Americans doubt the promise of upward mobility. StaffDecember 8, 2025
Education Free speech, media rights groups decry University of Alabama magazine closures Advocates demanded reinstatement after the university cited a nonbinding memo to shut down publications focused on Black culture and women’s lifestyle. Wesley WalterDecember 5, 2025
Featured Opinion Opinion | Every rebellion begins somewhere—even if it’s with a sandwich A small act of defiance in Washington reminds us that courage and conscience, not compliance, have always been democracy’s lifeblood. Bill BrittNovember 10, 2025