America has spoken, and President Trump is heading back to the White House to finish what he started.
Many pundits have stated that the nation is further to the right than it was circa 2020, based on President Trump’s emphatic victory. On the other side of the aisle – well, it’s difficult to know the left’s analysis of today’s America.
When banks choose politics over prudence, everyone loses.
In case you didn’t notice, we’ve been in the middle of a revolution of sorts, a revolution of language and information.
The current Louisiana 10 Commandments battle recalls the 2004 Alabama 10 Commandments battle and the 1980 Kentucky 10 Commandments battle.
The more I ponder these questions, the more I suspect GINO Ivey ain’t the one in charge. Who really believes that someone you wouldn’t trust to drive you down I-65 to the airport is really able to carry the mantle of supreme executive power of the state of Alabama?
After four years of failed leadership by the Biden-Harris administration, folks in Alabama and across this country are ready for new leadership so we can get this country back on track.
MarkAir was a failed airline because it punished its passengers for daring to buy a ticket on their flights. The progressive left just lost the election because at every turn they seemed determined to punish the American people for simply being … American.
Freedom is fragile and must be protected through active and continuous effort.
I love the sun. I need the sun. When it disappears, I start to miss the sun in much the same way I would miss trees, grass, or ice cream, if those things were to vanish behind clouds.
Politicians are soon forgotten; ideas shape centuries. We should teach the timeless, not the trending. Why settle for mediocrity when greatness is within our reach?
It is imperative that the students that are attending the fire college and want to be emergency technicians or paramedics have a facility that is dedicated to fit their needs and can keep up with evolving technology and techniques.
I and many other women voted for Trump. Not because we hate women. But because we love our neighbors, families, country and fellow citizens.
The 2024 election held many positives for conservatives, but there is great cause for concern as state referenda on ballot measures relating to the sanctity of life generally favored the pro-abortion cause.
As a Hoover city resident of nearly 53 years, I would suggest that it is time for Lyda pass the torch rather than keep lighting people on fire.
Cynicism becomes a sin when the cynic expects too much of himself and the world.
Each year on Nov. 11, our nation pauses to honor the many men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
For two years, I've been waiting for Senator Britt to prove me wrong. I've been waiting for her to stand apart from the insider system in which she incubated her entire career. That first test comes this Wednesday.
This election was a complete repudiation of the liberal progressive agenda. So, bask in the moment, because now the real fight begins.
This day serves as both a time for reflection and gratitude and as an opportunity to address the pressing mental health needs of our veterans.
You can’t get away from canned music. It’s everywhere. Like the IRS. Playing in public spaces just loud enough to hear the music thumping.
Alabama needs to recognize that maximizing women’s health involves more than insurance, standard medicine and pharmaceuticals. Diverse options and the encouragement to use them will ultimately translate into more positive women’s health outcomes.
In the coming months, you will read pieces analyzing Trump's actions, observing trends in the conservative movement, and casting visions ahead into the next election cycles. But for now, be content with the present. The radical left is not in power, we are, and better days are ahead.
If we want our daughters to have freedom to share restrooms with men, play sports with men and be confused over who is a woman, then we failed our daughters in the 2024 election.
No matter what happens, God will see us through. For, without a doubt, our times are in his hands.
So should I write a column rejoicing in victory, or mourning in defeat? Perhaps I can best offer some words of wisdom that apply in either event: A battle has been won/lost, but the war goes on.
Looking back on this election season, I can’t help but marvel at yet another peculiarly American spectacle. What a production! What a show!