China, Russia, Conflict, Harmony, and Trump
Shifting Geopolitical Dynamics: US, Russia, and China China is significantly ramping up its naval and nuclear capabilities, while Russia seems to be struggling economically, which isn’t helping its ambitions in Ukraine. During Donald J. Trump’s presidency, the U.S. emerged from a lengthy hiatus regarding its position among global powers. The outdated defense systems from the […]
Harvard’s Conflict With Trump Administration Could Lead to Its Downfall
Harvard’s Financial Struggles Amid Federal Funding Cuts The Wall Street Journal reports that if Harvard University does not reach an agreement with the Trump administration regarding federal funding, it could face a significant deficit—potentially up to a billion dollars—in its annual budget. For fiscal year 2024, the university’s budget is around $6.4 billion. The Trump […]
Despite the challenges: Alabama resident Danna Homan shares her inspiring path to aid Israel during the ongoing conflict
Danna Homan, who hails from Alabama, has always felt a strong bond with the land she affectionately calls home. Growing up in Demopolis and earning her degree from the University of Alabama, her ties to the South run deep. After spending time in Atlanta and Dallas for work, she returned to her roots in Birmingham. […]
The True Conflict Is With Communist China
President Trump’s move to dismantle Iran’s nuclear capabilities is largely seen as a significant achievement, showcasing the impressive and controlled military strength of the U.S. It illustrates how targeted action can help create peace by reducing hostilities between warring parties. However, attention will need to shift back to the Middle East while also considering the […]
Justice Will Sellers: Conflict arrives in America
The continental United States has largely avoided the widespread devastation of wars that afflicted many other nations in the past century. Until the events of September 11, attacks directed at the US homeland were primarily limited to sabotage, often carried out in the name of foreign adversaries, although accountability for some of these incidents remains […]
7 Updates: Trade conflict resumes; Marshall joins Senate race; Alabama media and their Democrats face irrelevance; and more …
7 Things to Know 7. House Republicans supporting President Donald Trump’s idea for a “Big Beautiful Building” are considering how to handle the Democratic opposition regarding what they’re calling “cut.” It seems there’s a requirement for adults to prove they’re working at least 80 hours or engaging in “community service.” Interestingly, support for this idea […]
Montgomery City Council to review new rules for museum management during ongoing conflict
The Montgomery City Council is set to discuss a new ordinance that could reshape governance at the Montgomery Museum of Art (MMFA). This proposal aims to clarify the roles, authority, and management of city-owned agencies, following a period of tension between city officials and museum leadership. As reported, the new ordinance would increase the museum’s […]
Montgomery City Council settles museum conflict, paves the way for new management
After over two years of difficulties and uncertainty, the Montgomery Museum is set to embark on a new phase. On Tuesday, the Montgomery City Council voted unanimously to maintain the museum’s traditional dual governance system. This decision allows for collaboration between the City Museum Committee and the Montgomery Museum Association as they move forward together. […]
Alabamians stepping up as the Israel-Iran conflict evolves beyond a mere ‘shadow war’
Jared Hudson Discusses Humanitarian Efforts Amid Israel-Iran Conflict Jared Hudson, a former Navy SEAL and now the CEO of Contract Rescue Group, shared insights with Yellow Hammer News about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran, emphasizing Alabama’s involvement in humanitarian relief efforts on the ground. Hudson noted his prior work experience in Israel, primarily […]
Hemp bill conflict could fire up House, Senate finance committees • Tennessee Lookout
Tennessee lawmakers are headed for a showdown over the hemp law, which could significantly limit products containing intoxicating derivatives under the Senate version. Both measures were considered by the House and Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday and could affect regulated industries that earn tens of millions of revenues on sales of between estimated $280 million […]
