Keep electric vehicle playing field level
Do we have two standards for justice in America? One for Blacks and one for Whites?
A former state legislator in Tennessee once told me that school children were too young to learn about religion.
You might not know much about K-pop, but I can guarantee your tween and teen kids are crazy about the all-boy group BTS and the all-girl group Blackpink.
If you put U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., in a boxing ring with U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., his profession as a dentist would come in handy to put all of his teeth back in.
The pandemic robbed us of two years of freedom and of marking things off our bucket lists.
To get anything done in Alabama, it apparently takes action by the federal government.
By now, you know about our passion for literacy, our love for reading.
The Oxford City Council’s decision to build two tornado shelters was right on the money ... and right in keeping the community's safety as a top priority.
The pandemic has caused some of us to be afraid of needles. Going to the doctor or hospital seems out of the question right now.
Editor James Bennett's column: Braves party like it's 1995 with unifying World Series victory parade
The Atlanta Braves celebrated their World Series victory on Friday with one of the longest parade in sports history.
Jacksonville State University’s contract with the ASUN Conference just went into effect July 1.
Talladega County Probate Judge Randy Jinks was removed from office last week. It was an embarrassing fall from grace for a man who used to be one of the county’s most powerful and trusted public officials.
U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Saks, stood up for hungry school children in his district last week by writing a stern letter to President Joe Biden and Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack.
President Joe Biden stumbles a lot, and his critics like to taunt him for it.
Two major stories have been unfolding in Alabama on the coronavirus vaccine front this week.
“Why name outposts after Confederates?” (The Anniston Star, Opinion page, Wednesday, Oct.20, by the Los Angeles Times’ Nicholas Goldberg).
Nine months after the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, Alabama’s new U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville is coming clean about what he knew.
Tennessee football has been in a tailspin since Lane Kiffin left fans high and dry on Rocky Top in 2010.
Gen. Colin Powell seemed destined to become the first Black president of the United States.
Scary? Stupid? Or both.
Facebook has the power to bring people together.
Billie Jean. Chrissy. Martina. Steffi. Monica. Venus. Serena. Naomi.
