Katherine Robertson

Dark money empire targets Alabama in a national battle to rule the law

Leonard Leo’s billion-dollar network fuels Alabama’s AG race, part of a nationwide drive to dominate courts and rule the law.

September 2, 2025

Katherine Robertson: Trump conservative—or Leo’s dark money candidate?

Katherine Robertson’s dark money haul exposes Leonard Leo’s plan to install loyalist AGs—raising questions about transparency, power, and political loyalty in Alabama.

August 8, 2025

Dark money, big money in Alabama AG race

Despite $1.1 million in dark money contributions, Katherine Robertson somehow trails Jay Mitchell in fundraising for AG's race

August 5, 2025

Frontrunners in statewide races continue to raise significant sums per July reports

Republican candidate for attorney general Katherine Robertson reported another sizable donation from conservative nonprofit First Principles Action Inc.

August 5, 2025

Candidates for 2026 attorney general race file June campaign finance reports

Mitchell, Robertson and Casey report fundraising totals as the 2026 Alabama Attorney General Republican primary race becomes more financially competitive.

July 3, 2025

Marshall, Robertson, and the self-inflicted wound to Alabama GOP

Their reckless power play didn’t just trample Black Alabamians — it cracked open Republican dominance and exposed the toxic grip of national puppet masters.

June 3, 2025

Attorney General’s race will be a good one in 2026

The attorney general’s position is a powerful job in Alabama government, and it appears to be attracting several competent competitors.

May 14, 2025

Lawmaker will seek to raise Alabama’s age of medical majority

The law would restrict minors under 18 from making their own medical decisions.

October 29, 2024

AG letter: ADOC attorney lied, has failed to correct the record

In a letter, an AG's office official accused an ADOC attorney of misrepresenting the AG's position on a settlement with the DOJ.

July 20, 2023

AG, commerce secretary hide real problem with economic development bill

During a hearing on Wednesday to discuss the controversial economic development bill, HB317, not a soul present addressed the critical problem with the bill — the gaping loophole created by allowing individuals to work as part-time economic development professionals. Of course, the bill doesn’t use the words part-time. Instead, it calls this individual a “less … Continued

March 16, 2018