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Residency Lawsuit Against Tommy Tuberville Deemed 'Political Lawfare' by Supporters

Residency Lawsuit Against Tommy Tuberville Deemed 'Political Lawfare' by Supporters

A continuing residency lawsuit against Tommy Tuberville, the Republican nominee for Governor of Alabama, is being characterized by his supporters as 'political lawfare.' The lawsuit challenges Tuberville's eligibility to run for governor, citing the Alabama Constitution's requirement for a candidate to have been a resident citizen of Alabama for at least seven years before the election. Tuberville's supporters argue that he has deep ties to Alabama, including coaching at Auburn University for a decade, owning a home in Auburn, being registered to vote in the state, and representing Alabama in the U.S. Senate since 2021. The Alabama Republican Party previously rejected a similar residency challenge, and a Montgomery County Circuit Judge dismissed a separate lawsuit challenging his eligibility. Despite these prior dismissals, the litigation has proceeded to an appeal before the Alabama Supreme Court. Tuberville's attorneys are urging the state's highest court to uphold the dismissal, contending that Alabama ...

U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow Photographed at Ascension Parish Courthouse, Records Show Meta Stock Purchase

U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow Photographed at Ascension Parish Courthouse, Records Show Meta Stock Purchase

U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow, who represents the 5th district of Louisiana, was recently photographed for portraits both inside and outside the Ascension Parish Courthouse in Donaldsonville on September 4, 2026. These photographs capture her in an official capacity within a significant local government building. Additionally, public records indicate that Rep. Letlow acquired stock in Meta, the parent company of Facebook, after she had signed a nondisclosure agreement with the company. This stock purchase and the nondisclosure agreement highlight a potential intersection of her legislative duties and personal financial interests related to a major technology corporation.

Governor Kay Ivey's Net Worth Estimated at $5 Million Amidst Political Career

Governor Kay Ivey's Net Worth Estimated at $5 Million Amidst Political Career

Governor Kay Ivey's net worth is estimated to be around $5 million in 2025, largely attributed to her investments in real estate, stocks, and bonds. Public records indicate she owns multiple properties in Alabama, including a $2 million mansion in Montgomery and a $1.5 million condominium in Birmingham. Her investment portfolio is valued at approximately $1.5 million, comprising a mix of blue-chip stocks and high-yield bonds. Additionally, Ivey has generated significant income from book deals, such as her 2017 autobiography 'Her Path: From the Mountains to the Governor's Office,' which sold over 10,000 copies, earning an estimated $250,000 in royalties. She also commands speaking fees ranging from $20,000 to $50,000 per engagement. Despite her financial success, her wealth has drawn scrutiny, with critics questioning its sources and raising concerns about her use of state funds for personal expenses, including a reported $20,000 on personal items in 2020, which her office maintains were legitimate.

How to watch Williamson vs Pine Forest high school football

How to watch Williamson vs Pine Forest high school football

You can watch Williamson football all season long with NFHS Network, including this week’s game against Pine Forest.

Get your $500 Obamacare refund: who’s eligible

Get your $500 Obamacare refund: who’s eligible

The White House says the Biden administration overcharged Affordable Care Act Exchange plan enrollees.

U.S. Representative Gary Palmer Urges Boycott of Mexican Tourism and Investment Amidst Vulcan Materials Dispute

U.S. Representative Gary Palmer Urges Boycott of Mexican Tourism and Investment Amidst Vulcan Materials Dispute

U.S. Representative Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) is advocating for American companies to reconsider investing in Mexico and for U.S. citizens to cancel Mexican vacation plans. This call to action stems from the Mexican government's seizure of Vulcan Materials' deep-water port in Quintana Roo in 2023. A recent tribunal from the World Bank found Mexico in violation of international law, including the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), regarding its actions against the Birmingham-based company. Palmer, along with other members of Alabama's congressional delegation, has condemned Mexico's actions, which he likened to those of a cartel, stating that the Mexican government operates more like a cartel than a legitimate government. He recounted a meeting with the Mexican ambassador where he challenged the ambassador's claim of a 'civil dispute,' emphasizing that in America, the military is not deployed for such matters. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has maintained that Mexico prevailed in the dispute, wh...

Trump Administration Proposes Census Overhaul to Exclude Undocumented Immigrants from House Apportionment

Trump Administration Proposes Census Overhaul to Exclude Undocumented Immigrants from House Apportionment

The Trump administration has proposed a significant overhaul to the U.S. census, aiming to exclude undocumented and temporary immigrants from the data used to apportion House seats after the 2030 census. This proposal, set to be published in the Federal Register, continues an effort from President Trump's first term. The rule argues that the Constitution's requirement to count the 'whole number of persons' in each state does not necessitate including 'illegal aliens' as they are not considered 'true inhabitants' or 'members of the body politic.' The proposal also contemplates adding a citizenship question to the census questionnaire, a move that sparked a major court battle during President Trump's first term. Additionally, the administration seeks to reduce the demographic information collected about Americans' race and ethnicity, data frequently used to prove racial discrimination in redistricting and for other federal government uses.

Senator Michael Bennet Urged to Oppose CLARITY Act Amid Concerns of Trump's Business Ventures

Senator Michael Bennet Urged to Oppose CLARITY Act Amid Concerns of Trump's Business Ventures

U.S. Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado is being urged to vote against the CLARITY Act, a cryptocurrency bill currently advancing through the U.S. Senate. Critics, including State Senator Katie Wallace, argue that this Republican-backed bill is a priority for President Trump and his administration, and is designed to benefit President Trump's private business ventures. The bill is described as an 'executive branch cash-grab disguised as market regulation' that could turn Congress into a 'rubber stamp' for President Trump's financial interests. Concerns have been raised about President Trump's reported $1.4 billion in crypto income in a single year, including $635 million from a self-branded meme coin. Additionally, the Trump family's crypto firm, World Liberty Financial, reportedly received conditional approval for a national trust bank charter from executive branch banking regulators, which critics view as a blatant abuse of executive authority. The CLARITY Act is seen as paving the way for further corrup...

Republican Representatives Keith Self and Chip Roy Organize 'Sharia Free America Caucus'

Republican Representatives Keith Self and Chip Roy Organize 'Sharia Free America Caucus'

Republican Representatives Keith Self and Chip Roy, both from Texas, have established a 'Sharia Free America Caucus.' This initiative is part of a broader trend where Republicans are making Muslims and Sharia law a campaign issue in the lead-up to the November 3 midterm elections. Another Republican, Representative Randy Fine of Florida, has introduced legislation aimed at addressing the perceived rise of Sharia law in the United States. This rhetoric extends to various political figures, including Republican Vice President JD Vance, who recently criticized Abdul El-Sayed, a Muslim Democrat running for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, accusing him of defending terrorism. Similarly, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has attacked a proposed Muslim-led development and called for an investigation into alleged efforts to create 'Sharia courts,' a claim disputed by developers and civil rights groups. U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama has also warned about 'radical Islam' as 'the enemy inside the gates.' Critics argu...

Alabama Republican Representatives Vote to Maintain Nine-Justice Supreme Court

Alabama Republican Representatives Vote to Maintain Nine-Justice Supreme Court

Alabama's five Republican U.S. House Representatives, including Robert Aderholt, Barry Moore, Gary Palmer, Mike Rogers, and Dale Strong, voted in favor of a constitutional amendment, H.J. Res. 1, to permanently fix the number of U.S. Supreme Court justices at nine. This vote occurred on Wednesday, with the resolution failing to pass the House. The amendment, introduced by U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), states that the Supreme Court shall consist of one chief justice and eight associate justices. The measure cleared the House Judiciary Committee on a party-line vote of 15-8 but failed on the House floor with a vote of 212-206, falling short of the two-thirds majority required for a constitutional amendment. In contrast, U.S. Reps. Terri Sewell (D-Birmingham) and Shomari Figures (D-Mobile), along with most House Democrats, voted against the amendment. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), who also voted for the amendment, emphasized the importance of defending the Supreme Court's integrity.

Representative Tim Walberg Cited for Violating STOCK Act with Late Stock Trade Disclosures

Representative Tim Walberg Cited for Violating STOCK Act with Late Stock Trade Disclosures

Representative Tim Walberg (R-Michigan) has been identified as one of several members of Congress who violated the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act. This federal law requires timely disclosure of stock trades by lawmakers. The violation stems from Walberg's failure to properly disclose certain stock transactions within the mandated timeframe. This places him on a growing list of federal lawmakers who have been found in breach of the STOCK Act's disclosure provisions since last summer. The STOCK Act was enacted to combat insider trading and enhance transparency regarding financial transactions made by members of Congress and their staff, aiming to prevent the use of non-public information for personal financial gain. The specific details of Walberg's late disclosures, such as the number of trades or their exact value, are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, but the general nature of the violation is consistent with other lawmakers on the list.

The best tech products of 2026, according to USA TODAY

The best tech products of 2026, according to USA TODAY

Our tech experts compiled the best products of 2026, including Apple's latest AirPods, Dell's "Macbook killer," and a smart lawn mower.