Wednesday, June 10, 2026

The Court gave Alabama permission, not absolution Keeping healthcare affordable while protecting our customers McFeeters: I’ll step aside if ALGOP chooses a better candidate North Alabama projects get $16.5 million in House spending bill Rep. Figures leads bipartisan national road safety week proposal The Court gave Alabama permission, not absolution Keeping healthcare affordable while protecting our customers McFeeters: I’ll step aside if ALGOP chooses a better candidate North Alabama projects get $16.5 million in House spending bill Rep. Figures leads bipartisan national road safety week proposal The Court gave Alabama permission, not absolution Keeping healthcare affordable while protecting our customers McFeeters: I’ll step aside if ALGOP chooses a better candidate North Alabama projects get $16.5 million in House spending bill Rep. Figures leads bipartisan national road safety week proposal

Reconstruction Amendments

Courts / Elections

Allen still stands, yet Alabama’s map moves forward

Alabama’s redistricting fight shows how voting rights protections can remain formally intact while becoming harder to enforce.

June 4, 2026

The battle over Reconstruction is back before the Supreme Court

Voting rights, birthright citizenship and equal protection are not separate fights. They are Reconstruction’s unfinished struggle.

June 3, 2026

How the promise of Reconstruction was narrowed and denied

The words remained in the Constitution, but courts, states and white power worked to drain them of force.

June 2, 2026

The Second Constitution tried to redeem America’s promise

The Reconstruction Amendments did not merely add language to the Constitution. They attempted to transform the nation itself.

June 1, 2026