Kyle Whitmire is a state political columnist at AL.com and winner of the 2023 Pulitzer Prize. He covers a range of themes including general assignment news, culture and society, law and legal affairs, as well as regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as lawsuits, current affairs, and geopolitics. His work has been featured in syracuse.com, AL.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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Laws have little effect anymore, but one distinction still remains.
DOJ wants you to be outraged that ... SPLC paid Klan spies?
Top officials move to end hope for Black representation in Congress.
State immediately shows why America still needs the Voting Rights Act.
In Milligan v Allen, justices read 107 pages and wrote five more in half an hour? Sure.
Playground rule-making has consequences.
Vindictive prosecution used to be a last resort for defendants without any cards. For some, like the SPLC, it's now an ace in the hole.
By: Kyle Whitmire
This is an opinion column. Most Popular Auburn baseball bowed out of the SEC Baseball Tournament on Saturday after dropping its semifinal game to the Arkansas Razorbacks, 2-1.
Tuberville claimed Alabama residency in August 2018. He and his wife voted in Florida three months later.
By: Kyle Whitmire
Most Popular HATTIESBURG, Miss. — Jacksonville State baseball is trying to advance to the Hattiesburg Regional Final.
