On This Day: July 15, 1954 U.S. Government Stages Mass Deportations in the American Southwest On July 15, 1954, at the direction of U.S. Attorney General Herbert Brownell and under…
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Mild memory loss can be a normal part of aging and doesn’t necessarily mean you’re going to have dementia. But it’s worth talking to a doctor if you start to…
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Medically Reviewed by Jabeen Begum, MD Ginseng, Fish, Berries, or Caffeine? Listen to the buzz about foods and dietary supplements, and you’ll believe they can do everything from sharpen focus…
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Medically Reviewed by Zilpah Sheikh, MD It Hurts Your Heart Scientists first noticed something was up in a study that compared two similar groups: transit drivers, who sit most of the…
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The groups argue that the guidelines should only punish instigators of prison violence, among other changes. By Jacob Holmes . Four Alabama advocacy organizations joined forces to demand changes to…
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With preclearance ruled unconstitutional, Alabama quickly returned to drawing district lines that deprived Black voters of political power. By Jacob Holmes Recently marked 12 years since the U.S. Supreme Court…
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Alabama AG says ex-officer lacks clear right to immunity, urging court to let jury decide fatal shooting case. By Mary Claire Wooten Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has filed a…
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“If my clients can spend decades behind bars for violating the law, then so should the people deciding their fates when they break it themselves.” By Lauren Faraino I spend…
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Those of us who follow Alabama politics had been awaiting late May like kids waiting for Santa Claus at Christmas. By Steve Flowers We knew May 19 would be the…
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By: Anna Barrett President Donald Trump’s attempt to freeze nearly $7 billion in congressional-approved grants for personnel and after-school programs means Alabama schools will lose $68 million. “These are programs already…
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