How Alabama leaders can stop predatory gambling
If Alabama lawmakers stay with the status quo, predatory gambling operations will continue to grow.
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See recent postsAlabama’s outdoors is key to our state’s economic growth
Alabama’s great outdoors are more than a point of pride. They are a competitive advantage.
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See recent postsSustain the defense industry in Alabama
Alabama has built a reputation for excellence in defense manufacturing and innovation over decades. And we are not slowing down anytime soon.
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See recent postsAlabama’s four-year record of tax relief
We’re finding places where the state can ease the burden on working people and doing so in a responsible, sustainable way.
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See recent postsAlabama Republicans are running scared
The party’s recent actions reveal a shrinking circle of insiders tightening their grip on who gets to run and who gets to vote.
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See recent postsWhy the Union Pacific–Norfolk Southern merger threatens Alabama
The system works because it is competitive. And that’s exactly what’s at risk.
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See recent postsClosing Alabama’s primaries won’t strengthen the GOP; it will weaken accountability
The proposal is an injustice to Alabama voters. It is also a formula for less accountability.
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See recent postsAlabama must double down on career tech investment to meet workforce demand
Not every student wants or needs a four-year degree, but every student deserves a pathway to a successful, rewarding career.
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See recent postsThe quiet crisis facing young men
For today’s young men, it’s not a crisis of desire—it’s a fear of failure. Young men increasingly see failure as the ultimate vulnerability.
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See recent postsThe hidden gift of the detour
Missed turns often provided more than just lost time; they offered the unexpected stories and perspective that flawless navigation never could.