Defending women’s rights is Alabama’s unfinished business
If Alabama truly dares to defend its rights, it must begin with the rights of its women.
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Bill Britt
Bill Britt is editor-in-chief at the Alabama Political Reporter and host of The Voice of Alabama Politics. You can email him at [email protected].
St. Clair County’s Judge Phil Seay honored as trial judge of the year
Judge Seay’s legal career spans decades.
Alabama Senate GOP votes today on new president pro tempore leadership
The election represents more than just a change in leadership; it will set the tone for the future direction of the Alabama Senate Republican caucus.
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America’s story is a tale of arrivals. John F. Kennedy, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump owe their opportunities to immigrant parents or grandparents.
Maternal autopsy program: A vital tool in Alabama’s fight to save lives
Alabama’s maternal mortality rate is nearly double the national average.
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See recent postsThanksgiving’s spirit can help heal a divided America
Our nation stands deeply divided, with partisan conflict threatening the fabric of our democracy.
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See recent postsStop letting hate hijack Alabama’s Christmas spirit
The group Clean Up Alabama is dragging us backward, as though their mission is to revive old prejudices.
Analysis | Immigrants drive Alabama’s economy despite political rhetoric
Immigration is not merely a challenge to navigate but an opportunity to seize.
Execution of Carey Grayson sparks victim’s daughter’s powerful plea
Jodi Haley, DeBlieux’s daughter, spoke with raw emotion to those gathered at the execution, according to media reports. Her words provided a rare perspective.
New report: Birmingham leads Alabama in LGBTQ+ equality, others lag behind
Nationwide, the MEI continues to set new benchmarks for inclusivity, with a record-breaking 130 cities achieving perfect scores of 100.