News Gee’s Bend Airing of the Quilts features new attractions in 2024 The third annual Airing of the Quilts celebrates the tradition of outdoor quilt displays in the historic community of Gee’s Bend. StaffOctober 4, 2024
Opinion Opinion | Our foundations for freedom Our Constitution, revered my many, detested by some and imitated worldwide, has stood the test of time. Will SellersSeptember 2, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | For Montgomery’s problems, the blame can be widely spread A whole bunch of people seem to think Montgomery's problems fell from the sky last month. They've been building for decades. Josh MoonJune 11, 2024
Opinion Opinion | The Magna Carta’s constitutional tradition Magna Carta started the concept of loyalty to a contract of rights, not to an individual. Will SellersJune 3, 2024
Legislature Senate approves bill to reconstruct Alabama Archives board The legislation would remove current members of the board and then replace them with appointees. Patrick DarringtonFebruary 16, 2024
Legislature Committee passes bill to dismantle Archives board, replace it with political appointees Sen. Chris Elliott filed the bill after the department hosted a one-hour talk on the history of LGBTQ+ individuals. Jacob HolmesFebruary 14, 2024
Opinion Opinion | The death of a tyrant Lenin’s legacy was devastating for Russia if not the world. Will SellersJanuary 8, 2024
Opinion Opinion | The Monroe Doctrine turns 200 For 200 years, the Monroe Doctrine has been a centerpiece of American foreign policy. Will SellersDecember 4, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | Book censors in history: not heroes, but villains of knowledge and expression The current debate surrounding book bans starkly contrasts with the more pressing issues affecting the state's youth. Bill BrittNovember 20, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | America could use the lessons of Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter In a time when certain political leaders are fighting and name calling, the decency of the Carters is needed more than ever. Josh MoonNovember 20, 2023