The Trump cult nearly destroyed America. There should be consequences
Two years later, we're still learning new details about Jan. 6, but the lawmakers responsible have suffered no consequences.
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See recent postsMost of Alabama’s problems can be solved by political engagement
Politicians get away with awful laws, terrible taxes and behaving like children because we don't force them to be better.
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See recent postsSome legislative leaders retire or pass away
Reps. Victor Gaston and Howard Sanderford are going home. Steve McMillan passed away during the last session in April.
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See recent postsGov. v. AG: Fight over execution process, aiming higher is the answer
By contradicting Ivey on the execution moratorium, Marshall made clear that respect for decency and law aren't important to him.
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See recent postsWerewolves, vampires and Republicans
Let’s hope Georgia doesn’t become more like Alabama by electing an unqualified, undignified person to the U.S. Senate.
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See recent postsThe resurrection of Montgomery
Montgomery was supposed to be dying. Progressive policies and a focus on diversity have attracted major business and new life.
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See recent postsA birthday no one celebrates
One hundred years ago this month, delegates met in Moscow to create the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
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See recent postsHooper’s accuser matched his power with some of her own
Hooper’s accuser seems to have successfully matched his power with some of her own. And she just might be winning.
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See recent postsAuburn drops another one — this time to the First Amendment
Michael Stern, an economics professor and former chair of his department, was awarded more than $600,000 in a suit against Auburn.
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See recent postsAlabama’s Big Ten Mayors are influential
Being mayor of a city is where the rubber meets the road.