The former Auburn coach and steadfast Trump supporter has not ruled out a 2026 run. GOP contenders better hope he doesn't.

The congressman comes to Washington representing a district created by a court order to give Alabama's black voters more just representation.

Sen. Katie Britt (R) joined the Senate Judiciary Committee, which evaluates all federal judicial nominations, including the Supreme Court. The Judiciary Committee will also hold confirmation hearings for President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees for attorney general and FBI director.

The Alabama Republican Party has announced that State Representative Matt Woods, R-Walker County, will be its nominee for the upcoming special election in Alabama Senate District 5. Woods was the sole candidate to qualify before the deadline on January 7, 2025.

The primary lobbying group representing the fossil fuel industry joined five Republican attorneys general Friday in a lawsuit challenging restrictions on offshore drilling announced in the waning

A measure that would bar transgender athletes' participation on school sports teams passed the U.S. House on Tuesday.

Legislators from North Alabama are in the Rocket City on Tuesday speaking about the upcoming legislative session.

Republican Senator Katie Britt from Alabama revealed that former Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer refused to allow her party to be briefed on potential terror threats leading […]

Both conservative and liberal politicians say higher education changes in red parts of America could be a road map for the rest of the country.

Rather than addressing these problems with thoughtful solutions, Alabama’s political leaders prefer the fast-food approach. As President John F. Kennedy once observed, “The great enemy of truth is very often not the lie — deliberate, contrived, and dishonest — but the myth — persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.”

For the 2025-2026 school year in Arkansas, only 5% of the voucher recipients that have applied were moving from public to private school. In the 2024 school year, according to Arkansas Department of Education records, 82% of the students in the program were already private or home schooled.

Breastfeeding women in Alabama will be excused from jury duty, the state's highest court ordered unanimously on Friday, in