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Alabama lawmaker wants teachers fired if they teach critical race theory

July 30, 2021 Bouldin 0

By Trisha Powell Crain A north Alabama lawmaker wants to make sure any teacher — in public K-12 schools or colleges — who teaches “certain concepts regarding race or sex, such as critical race theory,” gets […]

The GOP Watchword on Harris, Attack, Attack, Attack

July 23, 2021 Bouldin 0

Earl Ofari Hutchinson It started almost the instant that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden announced that California senator Kamala Harris was his VP pick in 2020. The “it” was the sniping, rumor-mongering, and flat-out attacks […]

The GOP And The Current Civil War

July 23, 2021 Bouldin 0

By Sandra Beckard Speakin’ Out News Staff Huntsville, AL – People are using the term “America is Divided.” When I look at what is happening I see “The Current Civil War.” On February 8, 1861 […]

Why the Huntsville City Council changed how it hears from the public

July 16, 2021 Bouldin 0

By Paul Gattis The Huntsville city council, as part of what President Jennie Robinson described as a “wholesale” update of the body’s bylaws, voted Thursday to push some public comments to the end of the […]

The GOP Plot to Take Back the White House and More

July 16, 2021 Bouldin 0

Earl Ofari Hutchinson The GOP’s relentless war on alleged rampant voter fraud targets, not thousands, as many critics have noted, but millions of eligible voters. The Brennan Center for Justice found that the majority of […]

Whitmire: Who is Mo Brooks today, yesterday, tomorrow? It depends.

July 9, 2021 Bouldin 0

By Kyle Whitmire There was a time when Mo Brooks would stand up for an Alabamian in Washington. In 2017, when Donald Trump excoriated his attorney general on social media, Brooks ran to Jeff Sessions’s defense. […]

Congressman James E. Clyburn: Expanded Child Tax Credit

July 9, 2021 Bouldin 0

By Congressman James E. Clyburn (D-SC), House Majority Whip NNPA NEWSWIRE — This month, we are again making progress on one significant front in the fight against poverty. American families will begin receiving monthly Child […]

Alabama pastor running for governor says hydroxychloroquine could have saved COVID-19 victims

July 9, 2021 Bouldin 0

By Mike Cason A 53-year-old pastor from east Alabama is running for governor partly because of what he calls the mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic by Gov. Kay Ivey. Dean Odle, who lives near Opelika and […]

Senator Richard Shelby: Defeated voting bill would have made ‘elections more chaotic and less secure’

July 2, 2021 Bouldin 0

By Howard Koplowitz Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., on Tuesday criticized the Democratic voting rights bill that would overhaul how Americans cast ballots as legislation that “would make our elections more chaotic and less secure” shortly before […]

Whitmire: How do you want to be remembered, Kay Ivey?

July 2, 2021 Bouldin 0

By Kyle Whitmire I know you’re getting ready to run for reelection, Kay Ivey, but it’s not too early to consider your legacy. How will you be remembered? What will future generations think of you? Last […]