Sen. Tuberville reverses on filibuster under pressure from Trump
Tuberville, once a staunch defender of the filibuster, changed his stance, now echoing Trump's calls to end it and reopen the government.
Alabama U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville
Alabama Solicitor General Edmund LaCour secures federal judge role
The U.S. Senate confirmed Edmund LaCour Jr.'s nomination, elevating the former Alabama solicitor general to a federal judgeship.
US Senate confirms Bill Lewis to serve as Alabama federal judge
The Senate voted 58-40 to confirm Justice Bill Lewis, making him the first Black Republican justice in state history.
Britt, Tuberville sign bill requiring increased vetting of unaccompanied migrant children
The Kayla Hamilton Act, introduced by Sen. John Cornyn, places new requirements on federal agencies for vetting unaccompanied migrant children and sponsors.
Faith leaders protest outside Sen. Britt’s office, demand Big Beautiful Bill reversal
Clergy and community leaders peacefully demonstrated, demanding an end to cuts to healthcare, food assistance and other social safety net programs.
Sen. Tuberville’s anti-Sharia bills are “bigotry” and “unconstitutional,” CAIR says
Tuberville is “deliberately and consciously lying about his Alabama Muslim constituents,” CAIR’s national deputy director alleged.
Sen. Tuberville appeared on infamous conspiracy theorist’s show to attack “Sharia law”
Tuberville called Democratic politicians “absolutely mentally retarded” during a lengthy interview on The Alex Jones Show.
Alabama’s US Senators sponsor resolution to recognize “Religious Education Week”
Senators Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville, alongside 25 colleagues, introduced a resolution aiming to affirm the importance of religious education.
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We must not let a horrifying act of political violence serve as the pretense for undermining our freedom of speech.
Auburn University employees fired over “hurtful, insensitive” comments, president says
Alabama’s senators both praised the decision and Tuberville’s communications director said professors should be held accountable for social media posts.