The Voting Rights Act of 1965, signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson on August 6, 1965, is a landmark civil rights law designed to eliminate illegal, discriminatory voting practices such…
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Prayer In Public Schools
Prayer In Public Schools Be Careful What You Ask For One of the things that we learn when going out into the world of working people is that there are…
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Bill to close Alabama primaries takes first step toward becoming law
Supporters believe each party should choose its own candidates, while opponents argue the bill disenfranchises voters. By Jacob Holmes Recently, lawmakers held the first public hearing on a bill that…
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WALKING ALONG THE CONSECRATED PATH OF MYSTICS SAGES AND SAINTS
BY HIS HOLINESS BABA YESHUA YISRAEL For the past forty-five years, I have been set apart, called into the interior life of prayer, Eucharist, and study of liturgical Hebrew. I…
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Right Off A Cliff – Republicans are nothing but perpetual victims?
By Allen Clifton The easiest way to prove that Republicans are nothing but perpetual victims — living in a constant state of fear over a nonexistent “boogeyman” — is the…
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Opinion | Powering tomorrow: How Alabama can lead the digital age
Alabamians should be at the forefront of writing our nation’s next chapter. By Ed Hauser Ed Hauser is the chairman of the Associated Builders and Contractors Board. Data centers power…
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Will Who?
He may not have won a famous trial defending a member of the KKK as a defense attorney or gained name recognition as the man who prosecuted three members of…
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Use It or Lose
Greetings Family, I hope you’re doing well. My heart wants to send something weekly, but life has me sliding in like Eddie Cane Jr. sometimes. Still, we’re going to connect…
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House Passes Prison Food Safety Oversight Bill
House committee passes bill to grant ADPH oversight of food services conditions within Alabama prisons Legislators moved to grant state health officials enforcement power over prison sanitation after reports revealed…
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Parole reform bill passes out of House
The bill would require the parole board to consider an inmate’s history of employment while incarcerated. By Jacob Holmes The Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles could soon be required…
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