Bill Britt

For those who see a nation in decline, I say, open your eyes and look around where you live.

The U.S. labor movement was shaped by tragic and violent events, highlighting the harsh conditions faced by workers and the fierce opposition they encountered.

Hawkins’ retirement is a reminder that leadership, real leadership, is about more than titles or accolades.

Elections Undocumented woman charged for voting fraud, but research shows noncitizen voting is rare and overstated

Let’s not forget that these are people who, like any of us, want a better life, safety, and a chance to thrive.

In Alabama, food insecurity rates mirror national averages, with an estimated 14 percent of households facing food insecurity.

William F. O’Connor Jr., known affectionately as “Bill” or “OC,”to his friends, passed away on September 9, 2024, at the age of 73, leaving behind a legacy that few can rival in the annals of Alabama’s political and academic history. Bill’s profound impact on our state was like a strong current beneath calm waters—unseen to many but vital to the course of every major initiative that shaped Alabama. Whether in the shadows of state government or at the forefront of strategic campaigns, Bill’s wisdom, and commitment to public service were the bedrock upon which much of the state’s progress is built.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III speaks with Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama prior to appearing the Senate Armed Services Committee during the Department of Defense budget posture in review of the Defense Authorization Request for Fiscal Year 2022. DoD Photo by Chad J. McNeeley

Alabama Always, LLC has launched a legal broadside against the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission.

Without the Hispanic community, Alabama would be a lesser place — economically weaker, culturally poorer, and socially diminished.