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  • BREAKING NEWS: Phillip Ensler Launches Campaign for Alabama Lieutenant Governor

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    December 18, 2025 - MONTGOMERY - State Rep. Phillip Ensler of Montgomery announced his candidacy for Alabama Lieutenant Governor. Ensler, a Democrat who flipped a Republican-held seat in 2022 due to redistricting that was favorable to Democrats, is attempting ot position himself as a candidate who blends grassroots advocacy with legislative experience. His entry into the race ensures that Democrats should have a visible presence in one of the most closely watched contests of the cycle and...

  • BREAKING NEWS: Vatican Shake-Up: Pope Leo Replaces Cardinal Dolan in New York

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    December 18, - Vatican City / New York - In a stunning move announced Thursday, Pope Leo has replaced Cardinal Timothy Dolan as leader of the Catholic Church in New York, sidelining one of the most prominent U.S. Church figures in a major reshaping of Catholic leadership across the country. The Vatican confirmed that Bishop Ronald Hicks of Illinois will succeed Dolan as Archbishop of New York, overseeing the nation's second-largest Catholic diocese, which is home to approximately 2.8 million...

  • Appalachian State and Georgia Southern meet in the Birmingham Bowl

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    Georgia Southern and Appalachian State will reignite their "Deeper Than Hate" rivalry in the 2025 Birmingham Bowl on December 29 at Protective Stadium, marking the first bowl appearance in Birmingham for both programs. The 2025 JLab Birmingham Bowl promises fireworks as Georgia Southern (6-6) and Appalachian State (5-7) square off in a postseason clash that blends tradition, grit, and regional pride. Set for a 1 p.m. CT kickoff at Birmingham's Protective Stadium and broadcast nationally on...

  • Louisiana and Delaware Set for Historic Clash in 2025 Mobile Bowl

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    MOBILE - The 2025 68 Ventures Bowl, better known locally as the Mobile Bowl, will feature a compelling and historic matchup as the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns (6-6) take on the Delaware Blue Hens (6-6) on Wednesday, December 17 at Hancock Whitney Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. CST, with national coverage on ESPN. This year's bowl marks a milestone for both programs - Louisiana returns to Mobile for the first time since winning the 2019 LendingTree Bowl, while Delaware makes its first-ever...

  • Troy and Jacksonville State Set for In-State Showdown in 2025 Salute to Veterans Bowl

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    MONTGOMERY - Two proud Alabama programs will collide in the 2025 Salute to Veterans Bowl as the Troy Trojans (7-5) face off against the Jacksonville State Gamecocks (7-5) on Tuesday, December 16 at the historic Cramton Bowl. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. CST, with national coverage on ESPN. This marks the first time Troy and Jacksonville State will meet in a bowl game, and the first time two Alabama FBS programs have squared off in Montgomery's postseason showcase. For fans across the state - esp...

  • Judge orders Alabama to use special master drawn map for 2026 State Senate elections

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    MONTGOMERY - A federal court based in Birmingham has ordered Alabama to hold future state Senate elections using a new map drawn by a court-appointed special master, following a ruling that the previous districts violated the Voting Rights Act by diluting Black voting power in Montgomery. In a landmark decision issued November 18, 2025, U.S. District Judge Anna Manasco ruled that Alabama must adopt a new state Senate map for the 2026 and 2030 elections. The ruling stems from a 2021 lawsuit...

  • The Battle of Great Bridge: December 9, 1775

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    By mid-1775, tensions in Virginia mirrored those in Massachusetts. Royal Governor John Murray, Earl of Dunmore, attempted to suppress rebellion by seizing gunpowder stores and raising forces loyal to the Crown. Among his recruits were Loyalist militias and the controversial Ethiopian Regiment, composed of enslaved people promised freedom for military service. The strategic focus soon shifted to Norfolk, a Loyalist stronghold. The only reliable land approach to Norfolk was across the Great Bridge...

  • The Japanese sink the Battleship Prince of Wales and the heavy Cruiser Repulse of the Royal Navy

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    On December 10, 1941, the Royal Navy suffered one of its most devastating losses of World War II when HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse were sunk by Japanese torpedo bombers off the coast of Malaya. This marked the first time in history that capital ships were destroyed solely by air power while at sea, signaling the end of the battleship era. Background: Britain's Far Eastern Gamble - In late 1941, Japan launched a sweeping offensive across Southeast Asia, seeking control of vital resources...

  • Rogers Champions FY26 NDAA: Reforming Acquisitions, Supporting Servicemembers, and Countering China

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    Washington, D.C. – House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers (R-AL) took to the House floor this week to present the final version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2026, highlighting sweeping reforms to Pentagon acquisitions, historic investments in servicemember quality of life, and a sharpened focus on countering threats from China in the Indo-Pacific. "This is a good product that was worked in a bipartisan and bicameral fashion," Rogers said, u...

  • Paul Finebaum Declines Senate Run, Stays Behind the Mic

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    Birmingham, Ala. – After weeks of speculation and encouragement from supporters, ESPN and SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum has decided against entering the political arena. Finebaum, 70, confirmed on December 2 that he will not run for the U.S. Senate seat soon to be vacated by Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is pursuing a bid for Alabama governor. "I have been deeply moved by so many people in Alabama who have reached out encouraging me to run for the United States Senate," Finebaum said in a s...

  • Kalen DeBoer Emerges as Top Candidate for Michigan Head Coaching Vacancy

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    Ann Arbor, MI - December 2025 The University of Michigan's search for a new head football coach has quickly turned national attention toward Alabama's Kalen DeBoer, a proven winner with deep Midwestern roots and a reputation for building programs into perennial contenders. Following Sherrone Moore's departure, DeBoer has surfaced as the Wolverines' leading candidate, sparking speculation about one of the most high-profile coaching moves in recent college football history. A Track Record of...

  • How to Make Prime Rib: A Classic Guide

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    Why Prime Rib? Prime rib, also called a standing rib roast, is considered the "king of beef cuts." Its marbling and bone-in structure give it incredible flavor and juiciness. Traditionally served during holidays, it's a dish that signals celebration and abundance. Ingredients You'll Need • 5–7 lb beef prime rib roast (bone-in preferred for flavor) • Kosher salt (generous seasoning) • Freshly ground black pepper • Garlic cloves (6–8, minced) • Fresh rosemary and thyme (a few sprigs each) • Olive...

  • Apollo 17 lands on the moon - the last time man walked on the moon

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    On December 11, 1972, Apollo 17 became the sixth and final mission of NASA's Apollo program to successfully land astronauts on the Moon. This historic event marked the culmination of a bold era in space exploration and the end of the United States' manned lunar landings. Commanded by Eugene Cernan, with Lunar Module Pilot Harrison Schmitt and Command Module Pilot Ronald Evans, Apollo 17 was notable for several reasons. It was the first mission to include a professional scientist-Schmitt, a geolo...

  • Three Americans Killed in ISIS Attack in Syria

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    On December 13, a deadly ambush by a lone ISIS gunman in the central Syrian town of Palmyra claimed the lives of two U.S. Army soldiers and a civilian interpreter, while three others were wounded, according to statements from the Pentagon and U.S. Central Command. The incident occurred as U.S. forces were conducting a key leader engagement in support of ongoing counter-ISIS and counterterrorism operations. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell confirmed the attack, noting that the incident is under...

  • Tragedy at Bondi Beach: Hanukkah Celebration Turns Deadly

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    On the evening of December 14, 2025, families gathered at Sydney's iconic Bondi Beach to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah. The event, titled "Chanukah by the Sea," was organized by Chabad of Bondi and drew over 1,000 attendees. What began as a joyful celebration of light and faith quickly descended into chaos when two gunmen opened fire on the crowd, unleashing a barrage of bullets that lasted nearly 20 minutes. Sixteen people were killed, including children, elderly attendees, and Rabbi...

  • Doug Jones Officially Launches Campaign for Alabama Governor

    A.I. generated content|Dec 1, 2025

    December 13, 2025 - BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones formally entered the 2026 race for Alabama governor on Thursday, pledging to expand health care, improve education, and restore dignity to state politics. Jones, who captured national attention with his 2017 Senate victory over Republican Roy Moore, announced his candidacy at a rally in Birmingham attended by several hundred supporters. The event featured a performance by Grammy-winning musician Jason Isbell and was timed to...

  • Rosa Parks' Stand on a Montgomery bus still echoes across Alabama and beyond

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    MONTGOMERY - Seventy years ago, on December 1, 1955, a quiet but resolute seamstress named Rosa Parks boarded a Montgomery city bus and changed the course of American history. Her refusal to give up her seat to a white passenger became the spark that ignited the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a 381-day protest that launched the modern Civil Rights Movement and elevated a young Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to national prominence. Today, as Montgomery and the nation commemorate Parks' courageous act,...

  • Stacy George: From Correctional Officer to Independent Gubernatorial Candidate

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    Stacy George's name has become increasingly familiar across Alabama's political landscape. Once a local official and now a prominent figure in state politics, George's trajectory is marked by persistence, transformation, and a refusal to be defined by party lines. His latest bid for Alabama Governor is unique-not only is he running as an independent, but he is also leveraging his firsthand experience within the state's correctional system to influence the debate on prison reform and broader...

  • Troy improves to 8 and 4 with win over Southern Miss

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    November 22, 2025 - HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI - Troy closed its regular season with a gritty 28–18 road win over Southern Miss, powered by quarterback Goose Crowder's late-game heroics and a resilient defensive effort that sealed an 8–4 finish for the Trojans. In a game with postseason implications and pride on the line, the Troy Trojans delivered a clutch performance in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, overcoming a third-quarter deficit and outscoring the Golden Eagles 14–8 in the final frame. The w...

  • UAB closes disappointing 2025 season with a win over Tulsa

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    November 29, 2025 - UAB closed its season with a thrilling 31–24 road win over Tulsa, powered by Jevon Jackson's two fourth-quarter touchdowns and a clutch performance from quarterback Jalen Kitna. In a game that saw momentum swing wildly, the UAB Blazers overcame a fourth-quarter deficit to stun the Tulsa Golden Hurricane at Skelly Field in Oklahoma. The win marked UAB's fourth of the season, matching Tulsa's final record at 4–8, and gave the Blazers a 2–6 finish in American Athletic Confe...

  • "A Place of Death": The Battle of Franklin, November 30, 1864

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    On November 30, 1864, the quiet town of Franklin, Tennessee, became the site of one of the most ferocious and tragic battles of the American Civil War. In a span of just five hours, the Confederate Army of Tennessee, under the command of General John Bell Hood, launched a massive frontal assault against fortified Union positions led by Major General John McAllister Schofield. The result was a devastating Confederate defeat-one that cost Hood nearly a third of his army and six of his generals,...

  • November 29, 1947: The UN votes to partition Palestine

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    On the evening of November 29, 1947, the United Nations General Assembly voted to adopt Resolution 181 (II), a landmark decision that proposed the partition of Mandatory Palestine into two independent states-one Jewish and one Arab-with Jerusalem designated as a special international zone due to its religious significance. The resolution passed with 33 votes in favor, 13 against, and 10 abstentions, reflecting deep global divisions over the future of the region. The Partition Plan The...

  • The Tehran Conference - November 28, 1943

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    On November 28, 1943, the Tehran Conference brought together U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin for the first time in person. Held in Tehran, Iran, this pivotal World War II summit shaped the Allied strategy for defeating Nazi Germany and laid the groundwork for the postwar world. The First Meeting of the "Big Three" The Tehran Conference, codenamed "Eureka," was the first time that all three of the leaders of the thre...

  • November 27, 1965 the Pentagon told Johnson that it would take 400,000 U.S. troops to win the Vietnam War

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    On November 27, 1965, the Pentagon advised President Lyndon B. Johnson that the Vietnam War would require a dramatic escalation-from 120,000 to 400,000 American troops-to achieve its strategic objectives. This moment marked a turning point in U.S. involvement, setting the stage for full-scale military commitment and deepening national debate. A Pivotal Moment in the Vietnam War By late 1965, the Vietnam War had shifted from a limited advisory mission to a full-blown conflict. American troop...

  • JaMel Brown Discusses Gubernatorial Bid and Democratic Party Challenges on Podcast

    A.I. generated content|Nov 30, 2025

    November 20, 2025 – MONTGOMERY – Democratic gubernatorial candidate JaMel Brown appeared on the Brandon and Christopher Show Podcast, where he addressed his campaign for governor, his stance on major issues, and the internal challenges he faces within the Alabama Democratic Party ahead of the 2026 primary. Speaking with Brandon Moseley, Lead Reporter and Content Manager for the Alabama Gazette, and Alabama Political Contributor Publisher Chris Peeks, Brown expressed confidence in his cam...

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