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  • BREAKING NEWS: February 13, 1258 - The Fall of Baghdad and the end of 'the Islamic Golden Age'

    A.I. generated content|Feb 1, 2026

    In February 1258, the world witnessed one of the most consequential turning points in Middle Eastern and global history: the Mongol conquest and destruction of Baghdad. Led by Hulegu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, Mongol forces captured and sacked the city that had served for centuries as the intellectual, cultural, and political heart of the Islamic world. The fall of Baghdad effectively ended the Abbasid Caliphate and is widely regarded as the symbolic end of the Islamic Golden Age - a...

  • BREAKING NEWS: Tuberville Joins Cornyn in Introducing Bill to Ban Sharia Law Implementation in U.S.

    A.I. generated content|Feb 1, 2026

    February 12, 2026 - WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R‑Ala.) has joined Senator John Cornyn (R‑Texas) in introducing the Defeat Sharia Law in America Act, a new bill aimed at preventing the implementation of Sharia Law in the United States. The legislation seeks to clarify that any attempt to impose Sharia‑based discrimination in the provision of goods, services, or accommodations violates the Civil Rights Act. The bill, introduced on February 12, 2026, builds on previous effor...

  • BREAKING NEWS: Cardinal Fernández Warns SSPX That Illicit Bishop Consecrations Would Constitute Schism

    A.I. generated content|Feb 1, 2026

    Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF), has issued his clearest warning yet to the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX), cautioning that the group's plan to consecrate bishops without papal approval would amount to a "decisive rupture" with the Catholic Church - effectively, a schism. The warning comes amid escalating tensions following the SSPX's announcement that it intends to ordain new bishops independently, a move that echoes the 1988 i...

  • BREAKING NEWS: Announcement: Of Passion and Promise with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra

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    Join Music Director Carlos Izcaray and the Alabama Symphony Orchestra for Of Passion and Promise - an inspiring evening that celebrates the resilience of the human spirit through three iconic works by Bernstein, Tchaikovsky, and Copland. The program opens with Leonard Bernstein's Overture to Candide, a dazzling burst of energy filled with wit, sparkle, and unmistakable American optimism. It's the perfect curtain‑raiser for a night built on vitality and hope. Acclaimed pianist Asiya Korepanova t...

  • BREAKING NEWS: Dr. Stan Cooke Launches Campaign for Alabama Republican Party Chairman, Calling for Unity and Integrity

    A.I. generated content|Feb 1, 2026

    February 13, 2026 - Sumiton, Ala. - Pastor Dr. Stan Cooke formally announced his candidacy for Chairman of the Alabama Republican Party, presenting himself as a unifying conservative voice at a moment when internal tensions have challenged party cohesion. His campaign centers on restoring trust, strengthening grassroots engagement, and advancing President Donald Trump's America First agenda across Alabama. Cooke, a longtime pastor and international ministry leader, said the party must refocus...

  • Dallas Walker IV Granted Extra Year of Eligibility, Giving Auburn a Veteran Anchor for 2026

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    January 29, 2026 - AUBURN - Auburn's defensive front received a major boost this offseason when nose tackle Dallas Walker IV was officially granted an extra year of eligibility by the NCAA, clearing the way for the seventh‑year lineman to return for the 2026 season. For a Tigers program trying to stabilize its interior defense and develop a young core of linemen, Walker's reinstatement is more than a procedural win - it's a foundational one. Walker's eligibility case was unusually complex, s...

  • Senator Katie Britt Secures Over $111 Million for Alabama in FY26 Appropriations Package

    A.I. generated content, based on a Britt office news release.|Jan 31, 2026

    WASHINGTON, D.C. - January 30, 2026 - U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) announced a major funding victory for Alabama this week, securing more than $111.3 million in direct appropriations for state priorities as part of a sweeping Fiscal Year 2026 legislative package. The bills, passed by the Senate on Wednesday, now head to the U.S. House of Representatives before landing on President Trump's desk for final approval. As a member of the powerful Senate Committee on Appropriations, Britt played...

  • Blazers Surge Past UTSA with Road Win, 83–73

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    SAN ANTONIO, Texas - January 28, 2026 - The UAB men's basketball team returned to form Wednesday night, earning a gritty 83–73 victory over UTSA at the Convocation Center. After dropping back-to-back home games to Tulsa and South Florida, the Blazers showed renewed energy and focus, led by a breakout performance from sophomore guard Daniel Rivera, who poured in 17 points and anchored the offense during key stretches. First Half: Fast Start, Tight Finish UAB came out aggressive, pushing the p...

  • The Battle of Gembloux: A Decisive Spanish Triumph in the Eighty Years' War (January 31, 1578)

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    On January 31, 1578, the fields outside the small Brabant town of Gembloux became the stage for one of the most decisive Spanish victories of the Eighty Years' War. In a conflict defined by shifting alliances, religious tension, and the struggle for independence in the Low Countries, the Battle of Gembloux stands out not only for its military significance but also for the political shockwaves it sent through a region already in turmoil. The clash revealed the strengths and weaknesses of both...

  • Walz's Fort Sumter Warning: Minnesota's ICE Clash Sparks a National Debate Over Federal Power, Protest, and Historical Memory

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    MINNEAPOLIS - What began as a tense confrontation between Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and protesters in Minneapolis has escalated into a national political flashpoint after Minnesota Governor Tim Walz invoked one of the most consequential moments in American history: the firing on Fort Sumter, the spark that ignited the Civil War. Walz's comparison - delivered during an interview with The Atlantic - instantly reverberated through political circles, drawing sharp criticism...

  • Auburn Storms Back to Beat Texas 88–82, Extends Win Streak to Four

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    Auburn entered Wednesday night riding momentum, but the Tigers needed every ounce of grit, poise, and second‑half firepower to erase a double‑digit deficit and defeat the Texas Longhorns 88–82 at Neville Arena. The victory pushed Auburn to 14–7 overall and 5–3 in SEC play, marking the program's fourth straight win and one of its most resilient performances of the season. A First Half That Tested Auburn's Composure Texas arrived in Auburn with confidence and immediately dictated the pace. The...

  • UAB Outlasts North Texas 72–68 in Hard‑Fought Road Battle

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    DENTON, Texas - UAB men's basketball earned a significant American Athletic Conference win Saturday night, defeating North Texas 72–68 at the Super Pit in a game defined by toughness, timely scoring, and a late second‑half surge. Westry Leads the Way Sophomore guard Chance Westry delivered one of his most efficient performances of the season, scoring 18 points on 9-of-11 shooting, including several key baskets that halted North Texas runs. His poise in the lane and ability to finish through con...

  • Alabama Rolls Past Missouri: A Complete Performance in Coleman Coliseum

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    Tuesday night in Tuscaloosa felt like a reset button for Alabama basketball. After a week dominated by headlines about Charles Bediako's eligibility battle and the sting of a 79–73 loss to Tennessee, the Crimson Tide stepped onto their home floor with purpose-and left with their most complete SEC win of the season. A Needed Bounce‑Back Alabama entered the matchup at 13–6 and searching for consistency in league play. Missouri, meanwhile, arrived with confidence after a pair of dramatic wins...

  • Tuberville Helps Launch Senate Task Force to Crack Down on Waste, Fraud, and Abuse in Taxpayer‑Funded Education

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville joined fellow members of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee in unveiling a new task force designed to identify and eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse across major federal programs. The initiative comes as lawmakers intensify scrutiny of how taxpayer dollars are managed, particularly in light of high‑profile fraud cases involving federal child‑care funding in Minnesota during Governor Tim Walz's tenure. The task force wil...

  • Alabama House Passes HB41, Expanding Death Penalty to Child Rapists

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    January 27, 2026 - MONTGOMERY - The Alabama House of Representatives has voted to pass HB41, a sweeping criminal‑justice measure that would allow courts to sentence perpetrators to the death penalty for individuals convicted of first‑degree rape, first‑degree sodomy, or sexual torture when the victim is under 12 years of age. The bill, formally titled the Child Predator Death Penalty Act, represents one of the most aggressive sentencing expansions in recent Alabama legislative history. HB41 is s...

  • On This Day in History: Koxinga Seizes Taiwan After a Brutal Siege (February 1, 1662)

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    On February 1, 1662, the Chinese military leader Zheng Chenggong - better known as Koxinga - forced the Dutch to surrender Fort Zeelandia, ending a nine‑month siege and bringing Taiwan under his control. The victory marked the end of 38 years of Dutch colonial rule and reshaped the political landscape of East Asia. A Clash Between Empire and Exile Koxinga was a Ming loyalist at a time when the Qing dynasty had already taken control of mainland China. Refusing to submit, he gathered a powerful n...

  • Auburn Falls 77–69 at Tennessee as Late Rally Comes Up Short

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    January 31, 2026 - KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Auburn's surge through SEC play hit a wall Saturday night as the Tigers fell 77–69 to Tennessee at Food City Center, snapping a four‑game winning streak and continuing a six‑year drought in Knoxville. The Volunteers opened the game with a blistering offensive start and never relinquished control, outmuscling Auburn on the boards and capitalizing at the foul line. Auburn's four‑game winning streak came to an end last night in Knoxville, where Tenness...

  • Alabama Overpowers Oregon State in High-Energy Gymnastics Meet

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    Alabama delivered one of its most complete performances of the season on Friday night, defeating Oregon State 197.450–195.825 inside a charged Coleman Coliseum. The meet, which doubled as Neon Night and Alumni Night, featured a pre‑meet celebration of Alabama's 1996 NCAA championship team and a crowd that stayed loud from the opening vault to the final floor routine. The Crimson Tide, ranked No. 3 nationally entering the night, showed why they remain among the country's elite, while No. 22 Orego...

  • McFeeters Files Residency Challenge Against Tuberville With Alabama GOP

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    January 30, 2026 - HOOVER, Ala. - Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken McFeeters submitted a formal challenge to the Alabama Republican Party this week, arguing that U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville does not meet the Alabama Constitution's requirement that candidates for governor must have been "resident citizens of this state at least seven years next before the date of their election." In his filing, McFeeters asserts that publicly available records, travel logs, and financial disclosures raise "s...

  • Layers of Comfort: A Lasagna Worth Gathering Around

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    In kitchens across America, lasagna has long held a place of honor-its bubbling layers of pasta, meat, sauce, and cheese forming a kind of edible architecture of comfort. Whether served at Sunday dinners, potlucks, or quiet weeknights, it's a dish that invites second helpings and stories around the table. This particular recipe leans into tradition while offering a few thoughtful touches. It begins with a hearty meat sauce-ground beef and Italian sausage browned together until richly...

  • Governor Ivey Pushes for Tougher Penalties on Fleeing Law Enforcement

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    February 2, 2026 - MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey renewed her call for stronger public safety measures on Monday, urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would significantly increase penalties for individuals who attempt to elude law enforcement officers. The proposal, highlighted as a key priority in her recent State of the State address, is part of the governor's broader effort to crack down on dangerous criminal behavior. During her address, Governor Ivey emphasized the responsibility of g...

  • The SSPX announces that it intends to consecrate new bishops without permission from the Vatican

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    The Priestly Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) has reignited one of the most enduring rifts in modern Catholic history by announcing that it will consecrate new bishops on July 1 without Vatican approval, a move that threatens renewed excommunications and deepens its decades‑long conflict with Rome. The SSPX's Superior General, Fr. Davide Pagliarani, revealed that the society had formally requested an audience with Pope Leo XIV in August to discuss the urgent need for new bishops to sustain its g...

  • All-Star Salute to '90s Country Adds Powerhouse Performers to February TV Special

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    HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - The upcoming television special An All-Star Salute to '90s Country has just expanded its already star-studded lineup, adding a dozen more legendary artists to the bill for its February 5 taping at The Propst Arena in the Von Braun Center. With fewer than 400 pairs of tickets remaining, fans are racing to secure seats for what promises to be a nostalgic celebration of one of country music's most beloved decades. Newly announced performers include Jamey Johnson, Aaron Lewis,...

  • Rep. James Lomax Refiles Bill to Ban Foreign Contributions in Alabama Elections

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    MONTGOMERY, Ala. - In a renewed push to safeguard Alabama's electoral integrity, State Representative James Lomax (R-Huntsville) has reintroduced legislation aimed at banning foreign nationals and corporations from influencing state elections. House Bill 214 (HB214) seeks to prohibit both direct and indirect contributions or expenditures from foreign entities in races for candidates, political action committees, constitutional amendments, and referendums. The bill is designed to close loopholes...

  • Senior Bowl showcases elite talent

    A.I. generated content|Jan 31, 2026

    MOBILE, Ala. – The 2026 Reese's Senior Bowl once again delivered a high‑energy showcase of NFL Draft hopefuls on Saturday, as top seniors from across the country wrapped up a week of practices with a competitive matchup at Hancock Whitney Stadium. With scouts and executives from every NFL franchise lining the sidelines, several players seized the moment and elevated their draft stock in front of a national audience. Quarterbacks Make Their Case Quarterback play was one of the biggest sto...

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