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By: Clay McInnis Before Congress heads out for August recess, members of Congress must pass the next round of coronavirus relief. As American families are struggling to make ends meet, there are a host of ....
By: Chris Elliott Last weekend should have been a shining moment for the state of Alabama, a celebration of the life and efforts of Congressman John Lewis – a true freedom fighter and hero for ....
“Lack of institutional control.” Growing up as a sports fan in Alabama, and even when I attended the University of Alabama, I became familiar with that phrase as the NCAA brought down sanctions on our ....
By: Coach Tommy Tuberville For the past two-and-a-half years, Alabama has been at a decided disadvantage in the committee rooms, corridors, and chambers of the U.S. Senate as only one of our senators has fulfilled ....
This weekend America will celebrate its 244th birthday. Unfortunately, we do so in a time of a pandemic, a struggling economy, and violent protests. But, it’s still our birthday and we should both commemorate and ....
Several states across the country have seen a surge in reported Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases over the past few weeks. On Thursday, June 25, the United States set a new single-day record for new Coronavirus cases, with state ....
It’s a puzzle, I guess, but not one that’s particularly difficult to solve: How can it be that American schools are so unspectacular, yet our science and technology is pretty darn great? Back in 2018, ....
Nursing homes have borne the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic, but recently released data show that the severity of outbreaks in these facilities has varied substantially across the United States. Some have argued that policy ....
The Federal Reserve Board recently announced the results of its mandatory Dodd-Frank stress test for the 34 largest banking institutions. The Fed estimates that these institutions could post losses in the range of $560-$700 billion ....
By: Bradley Byrne Our brilliant Founders built our democracy upon two different but complimentary pillars. The first and more obvious pillar is our constitutional system itself, what the writers of the Federalist Papers called the ....