Kyle Whitmire is a state political columnist at AL.com and the winner of the 2023 Pulitzer Prize. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Kyle's work has been featured in syracuse.com, MSN, and Dothan Eagle.
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Kyle Whitmire's coverage primarily focuses on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation, with a strong emphasis on local Alabama politics. He often provides critical analysis of political decisions and their implications for the state.
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The July 4 on the National Mall was great already, but Trump couldn't leave it alone.
By: Kyle Whitmire
Tax documents don't show Senate salary going to charity.
By: Kyle Whitmire
This is an opinion column. The headline has already given away who we’re talking about, but let’s play an imagination game anyway. Imagine a candidate for higher office promised to
By: Kyle Whitmire
The Senator called public concerns over AI "bullcrap."
Senator says grants will finance gas lines for data centers.
Sometimes, the vandals leave an expensive mark you can't clean off.
This is an opinion column. Most Popular A former Alabama football player is retiring after three NFL seasons.
Amazon promised net-zero. It's building the nation's biggest greenhouse gas polluter.
Data center surprise showed Alabamians don't know enough about Tuberville.
By: Kyle Whitmire
Candidates must have lived in Alabama for last seven years straight.
