Inside Trump’s Celebration of America’s 249th Birthday
Trump Celebrates Independence Day in Iowa Des Moines, Iowa – Two years ago, Trump made a commitment to return to the White House for America’s birthday celebrations. On the eve of July 4th, he made good on that promise, addressing a lively crowd adorned with American flags and MAGA hats. “We’re experiencing a golden age […]
A republic, if we can maintain it—and the choice must be made now
Reflecting on July Celebrations When those fireworks light up the night sky in July, it’s more than just a date marked on our calendars. It’s a celebration of a bold rebellion, a nod to radical ideas that flipped society on its head. The American Revolution represented more than a conflict over taxes. It was a […]
Lawmakers approve budget supported by Trump that cuts assistance and favors the affluent, according to critics
House Passes Budget Amid Controversy The U.S. House of Representatives approved a budget supported by Trump on Thursday, but Democrats are raising alarms about its potential impact on Alabama’s most vulnerable food assistance programs. They argue that it will harm healthcare services, all to fund yet another tax break for the wealthy. While Republicans celebrated […]
Lawyers examine changing legal environment for immigrants in Alabama
Changes in Immigration Detention Efforts in Alabama Recent developments in Alabama reveal a renewed push by the Trump administration to overhaul the process of deporting undocumented immigrants. This movement has gained traction particularly in the early weeks of June. During a traffic stop, Mobile County Sheriff, alongside Homeland Security and the FBI, detained 28 undocumented […]
“It’s A Blood Sport”: 6 Instances When Harris Faulkner Demolished Guests
Fox News host Harris Faulkner highlighted several intriguing moments during the first half of 2025. Faulkner, who hosts “The Faulkner Focus” and “Outnumbered” on weekdays, sat down for an exclusive interview with the Daily Caller News Foundation, which was shared in three parts in May. Here are some standout moments that sparked considerable discussion. January […]
Justice Will Sellers: Misinterpreting the path to Independence
Before the Declaration of Independence, there was the Olive Branch Petition. Today marks 250 years since Thomas Jefferson made his first effort to explain the American colonies’ grievances to King George III, seeking reconciliation as tensions escalated. He had been dismissed three months earlier amidst rising unrest, and the recent Battle of Bunker Hill had […]
Alabama’s Volunteer Lawyer Programs address shortcomings in civil justice
Limited Access to Civil Law Aid in Alabama In Alabama, access to affordable civil law aid is still pretty limited, especially since almost 30% of its residents live below the federal poverty line. The state doesn’t allocate public funding for civil aid, which really puts pressure on organizations like the five volunteer lawyer programs operating […]
Four Mexican grey wolves taken from Cochise County
Tucson, Ariz. The Arizona Game and Fish Department removed four Mexican grey wolves from a ranch in Cochise County on Tuesday. Jim de Vos, the Mexican wolf coordinator for the department, stated, “We believe effective management, at times involving elimination, of wolves is a step towards social tolerance or at least social acceptance.” A male, […]
Proposed legislation would allow citizens to directly request new laws.
New Initiative to Empower Alabama Citizens State Assembly member Marilyn Lands from D-Huntsville has teamed up ahead of a legislative meeting set for 2026. This meeting will introduce a bill that aims to enable everyday citizens to initiate general laws and constitutional reforms. The proposed legislation, known as House Bill 14 or the “Alabama We […]
Proposed legislation would mandate school boards to acknowledge private religious education.
Changes in Alabama’s Religious Instruction Policies Under Alabama’s current laws, local school boards hold the power to decide if students can take time off for private religious instruction during school hours. However, a new bill expected to be discussed in the 2026 legislative session aims to change this approach. If passed, it will mandate all […]
