Republicans want someone to blame for toxic discourse. Grab a mirror
If you want to pass blame for the toxic political discourse in America, start with the embracing and normalizing of Donald Trump's extremism.
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"They're eating the dogs!" Attacks on Haitian immigrants reveals the true, nasty intent of immigration uproar.
Polls, panels and pundits agree: Kamala Harris was the clear winner of debate
From instant polls to conservative pundits, Kamala Harris was the clear winner of Tuesday's debate with Donald Trump.
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See recent postsThis should be the end
Tuesday night should be the end of the line for Trump and his brand of hate, ego and lies. It probably won't be.
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See recent postsDecatur’s mayor could have been a hero. He went a different direction
In the wake of Stephen Perkins' shooting death, Decatur Mayor Tab Bowling could have brought the city together. He didn't.
Montgomery mayor’s chief of staff resigning, but not going far
Chip Hill resigned Friday as Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed's chief of staff — a move long planned.
Ivey sets Tuesday meeting to fire Veterans Affairs commish
After the Veterans Affairs commissioner refused Ivey's request to step down, she's now set a Tuesday meeting to fire him.
Governor asks Veterans Affairs commish to step down; he apparently declines
Gov. Ivey removed a Veterans Affairs board member and asked for the resignation of the commissioner. But he didn't answer.
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See recent postsMaybe it’s not the guns
Maybe the guns really aren't the problem. Maybe the problem is much more basic, and much more troubling.
Analysis: 2026 election cycle could be a wild one
Ainsworth a lock? Tuberville running for governor? A darkhorse candidate? Campaign experts sort through the way-too-early 2026 talk.