The Alabama AG would really, really like your attention
Steve Marshall really wants your attention. All of your attention.
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Josh Moon is an investigative reporter and columnist. You can reach him at [email protected].
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See recent postsThe problem of unserious lawmakers
Several members of the Alabama Legislature aren't exactly taking the job seriously, and their colleagues have started to take notice.
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See recent postsThe latest lottery failure should teach us one thing: You don’t matter
Gambling legislation failing highlights a critical flaw in Alabama's governance: the wishes of voters don't seem to matter much.
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See recent postsSometimes, an ag center has to die
Angered by the handling of gambling legislation, House members on Tuesday appeared to kill an ag center in retaliation.
Federal judge criticizes Alabama AG for abortion threats, allows case to continue
Judge Myron Thompson’s ruling lambasted Marshall and his office for a lack of “common sense."
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See recent postsWhy are women still voting for Republicans?
Time after time, Republicans have proven that they do not care about women's rights or women's health care. Why are women still voting for them?
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See recent postsThe progressives won again
Meta — the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp — will be building an $800 million data center in Alabama’s capitol city.
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See recent postsBill allowing inmates to participate in parole hearings sparks rare debate
For several minutes, members of the House Judiciary Committee debated the best ways to restore some basic rights to incarcerated people.
Gambling legislation is a vote shy, carried over until at least Thursday
Continuing a decades-long trend, a seemingly sure-to-pass gaming bill came up a vote shy on Tuesday night. But it's not dead.
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See recent postsGambling legislation will certainly be doing something, sometime
The Alabama Legislature will vote on gambling legislation this week. Or maybe it won't.