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  • Jimmy Dees qualifies in Alabama's 1st Congressional District Race

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 27, 2025

    January 6, 2025 -hoover - James "Jimmy" Dees, a Republican police detective from south Alabama, has officially qualified for the race for U.S. House of Representatives in Alabama's 1st Congressional District. "President Trump and his administration is continuing to set the country up for success. Now it is the responsibility of Congress to begin putting these changes into law. I support the entire Republican Platform," Dees said on his campaign website. Dees said that he is particularly...

  • USF Quarterback Byrum Brown signs with Auburn

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 27, 2025

    January 6, 2025 - AUBURN, Ala. - University of South Florida Quarterback Byrum Brown has signed with Auburn Tigers football team, following former USF head coach Alex Golesh to the Plains. Brown led all FBS quarterbacks in 2025 with 42 total touchdowns while averaging 347.2 yards of offense per game. The 6-foot-3, 232-pound senior from Raleigh, North Carolina, dominated defenses through the air and on the ground in Golesh's high-powered attack. "Byrum is a true leader and competitor," Golesh...

  • Congressman Aderholt qualifies for reelection

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 27, 2025

    January 5, 2025 - HOOVER - Congressman Robert Aderholt officially qualified to seek reelection to represent Alabama's Fourth Congressional District. Aderholt said that he was continuing his long-standing commitment to putting the needs of North Alabama first. Congressman Aderholt officially qualifies for reelection at the Alabama GOP Headquarters in Hoover, Alabama with his wife Caroline looking on. According to his campaign, throughout his service in Congress, Aderholt has made constituent...

  • U.S. Reduces Number of Childhood Vaccines Recommended: A Major Shift in National Immunization Policy

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 27, 2025

    January 6, 2026 – WASHINGTON, D,C. – In January the United States undertook the most sweeping revision of its childhood immunization schedule in decades, reducing the number of universally recommended vaccines from 17 diseases to 11. The move was announced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and approved by Acting Director Jim O'Neill. President Donald J. Trump (R) said on Truth Social, "Today, the Trump Administration is proud to announce the United States of America's upd...

  • Alabama Quarterback Ty Simpson to declare for the NFL draft

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 27, 2025

    January 7, 2025 – TUSCALOOSA – University of Alabama starting Quarterback Ty Simpson announced that he will declare for the NFL draft. The decision comes after a week of speculation about Simpson's future. There was a possibility that the redshirt junior could return for another season at Alabama. Simpson reportedly met with Alabama offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb and head coach Kalen DeBoer over the weekend about the possibility of him returning for another year in Tuscaloosa. It is not kno...

  • Auburn players who were expected to transfer have instead opted to stay with the Tigers

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 27, 2025

    January 7,2026 – AUBURN - Several Auburn players who pundits and self-proclaimed insiders had expected to transfer have instead decided to stay and play for the Tigers. The Auburn offense was pretty grim last year, and at this point it looks like that will be a new unit next year. 2026 will have an entirely new quarterbacks room for Auburn, just as the 2025 Auburn QB room retained anyone from the 2024 team – no great surprise there. That said multiple defensive players who were projected to hit...

  • Auburn retains DJ Durkin as defensive coordinator

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 3, 2025 – AUBURN – Auburn University announced that interim head coach/ defensive coordinator DJ Durkin will remain at Auburn as defensive coordinator. New Head Coach Alex Golesh made the announcement. "Choosing to keep DJ on our staff was an easy call," said Golesh. "Our relationship goes back more than 20 years to our roots in Ohio, we have worked with some of the same men, and we've competed against each other in this great league. We are fortunate to retain one of the top def...

  • Specialist Sarah Beckstrom dies defending the nation's Capitol

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    November 27, 205 – WASHINGTON, D.C. - Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, a 20-year-old member of the West Virginia National Guard, died from her wounds after in a targeted shooting on patrol near the White House on November 27, 2025. She was on patrol as part of a federal deployment to Washington, D.C., when she and a fellow Guardsman were ambushed in what the FBI is investigation as a terrorist attack. President Donald J. Trump (R) announced Beckstrom's death in a Thanksgiving call to U.S. service mem...

  • Senator Britt encouraged by SEC Chairman Paul Atkins plan to reinvigorate U.S. capital markets

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 2, 2025 – U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Alabama) said that she was encouraged by remarks yesterdays from Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul S. Atkins at the New York Stock Exchange. "Encouraging remarks from @SECPaulSAtkins at @NYSE this morning on efforts to support entrepreneurs, reinvigorate U.S. capital markets, and advance long-term economic growth. Pleased to see continued focus on keeping America's markets the strongest in the world," said Senator Britt on X. S...

  • Tuberville raises more money in November than all other 2026 Alabama gubernatorial candidates combined have to this point

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    November 9, 2025 – MONTGOMERY - This is the Christmas season and most Alabamians are focused on family, parties, football, college basketball, and the miracle of Jesus's birth in a manger. For politicos this is when campaigns are won and lost. Money is virtually everything in politics. Money buys ads in publications like the Alabama Gazette, TV commercials, radio spots, direct mail, and pays campaign staff. Even though qualifying with the major parties does not begin until next month, c...

  • Ainsworth teases a Senate run

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 10, 2025 – GUNTERSVILLE – On Tuesday Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth (R) hinted on social media that he might be looking at entering the race for the open Senate seat currently held by "Coach" Tommy Tuberville. "Hearing from a lot of people that the U.S. Senate race seems wide open right now. What do you think?" said Ainsworth on Facebook. Results were mixed with some Facebook followers enthusiastic about the move and others voicing their support for the candidates already in the rac...

  • Senator Tuberville Announces Fannie Mae Relocation to Birmingham: A Speculative Look at Alabama's Financial Future

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 11, 2025 - BIRMINGHAM - In a scenario that could reshape Alabama's economic landscape, Senator Tommy Tuberville has announced that Fannie Mae, the government‑sponsored enterprise central to America's housing finance system, will relocate major operations from San Francisco to Birmingham. "This is going to be hundreds of jobs," said Sen. Tuberville in a call with Alabama reporters. Tuberville said that he has been quietly fighting behind the scenes for Birmingham to be the site of F...

  • Bipartisan FY26 National Defense Authorization Act passes House: Restores Peace Through Strength

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 10, 2025 - WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. House of Representatives passed the bipartisan FY2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The House passed the NDAA by a vote of 312–112, authorizing $900.6 billion in defense spending. Included in this legislation is Rep. Aderholt's DUAL (Defense United Access to Learning) Act and a proposal to support America's domestic textile industry. The FY26 NDAA also includes a 3.8% pay raise for all service members, funds the controversial Golden Dom...

  • Mountain Brook native killed in Brown University Shooting

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    A shooting over the weekend on Brown University's campus injured at least nine students and cost two lives, including Ella Cook of Mountain Brook, Alabama. Several Alabama leaders have expressed their condolences to the Cook family on the loss of Ella – who was the Vice President of the Brown College Republican Club. U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Alabama) said in a statement, "Wesley and I join the Mountain Brook community and all of Alabama in mourning the heartbreaking loss of one of our own, E...

  • CAIR denounces comments by Tommy Tuberville calls him "unworthy" of his office

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 15, 2015 - The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and its Alabama chapter have strongly condemned U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville's (R-Alabama) recent comments, labeling them anti-Muslim and "unworthy of his office." They have also placed him on their official list of anti-Muslim extremists - the first time CAIR has ever applied that designation to a sitting U.S. senator. On December 14, Tuberville shared on social media: "Islam is not a religion. It's a cult. Islamists aren't...

  • Palmer votes for Republican bill to lower health care premiums

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 18, 2025 - WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Representative Gary Palmer (AL-06) voted in favor of the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act. Following the passage of the bill, Rep. Palmer released the following statement: "As discovered in a recent GAO report, the Democrats' Unaffordable Care Act is riddled with waste, fraud, and abuse," said Rep. Palmer. "The Biden administration's COVID-19 credits only made it worse. Real reforms must be made to our broken health care system to e...

  • A.J. McCarron drops out of Lt. Governor's race

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 18, 2025 – MONTGOMERY – former University of Alabama and Cincinnati Bengals quarterback A.J. McCarron announced that he is ending his campaign to be Alabama's next Lieutenant Governor. McCarron has left the race to pursue a position as the Coach of the Birmingham Stallions – the only professional football franchise in the state. McCarron led the Alabama Crimson Tide to back-to-back national titles during his college days. He played for the Cincinnati Bengals primarily as a backup befor...

  • Rodney Walker takes Senate campaign to Mar-a-Lago

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    December 16, 2025 – MONTGOMERY - Rodney Walker, candidate for the United States Senate, attended a formal black tie gala and participated in a high-level leadership roundtable at Mar-a-Lago in Florida on Monday night. During the event, Walker joined prominent national figures and other leaders from across the country for a substantive discussion on leadership, public policy, economic strength, and the future direction of the United States. The roundtable provided an opportunity for direct dialog...

  • Today is Christmas

    Brandon Moseley|Dec 1, 2025

    Today is December 25. December 25 is synonymous with Christmas. It was not always that way. The holiday is based on the Biblical account in the Gospel of Luke. Based on the writing of the historian Josephus, Herod the Great died in 4 BC, since he plays a considerable role in the account told in the Gospel of Matthew that places the biblical account of Jesus's birth around 6 to 8 BC. Nothing in either gospel account says anything about December 25. This perplexed early Christians because the birt...

  • Stacy George is running for Governor as an independent

    Brandon Moseley|Nov 30, 2025

    Former GOP Alabama gubernatorial candidate Stacy George joined the Brandon and Christopher Show Podcast recently. George is running for Governor again.....this time he says as an independent. George previously ran in 2022 and 2014, losing to incumbent Governor Kay Ivey (R) and then incumbent Gov. Robert Bentley (R). George is a former Morgan County Commissioner and previously ran in a special election for the Alabama Legislature. George has become a national figure after he appeared prominently...

  • Harry Still faces trial on Bay Minette assault charge

    Brandon Moseley|Nov 30, 2025

    December 1, 2025 – BAY MINETTE – Prominent Baldwin County Attorney Harry Still III faces trial in the Bay Minette municipal court this afternoon for assault. The case has stirred political and legal tensions in Baldwin County. Still is an attorney, former political candidate, and prominent podcaster. He finds himself at the center of a contentious legal storm. Still was indicted on charges of assaulting Bay Minette City Councilman Matt Franklin. Recent developments have cast doubt on the str...

  • Auburn hires Alex Golesh as new head coach

    Brandon Moseley|Nov 30, 2025

    November 30, 1015 – AUBURN – Auburn University announced that Alex Golesh will be Auburn's next head football coach. Golesh – a native of Russia – brings three years of head coaching experience with him at the University of South Florida where he won 23 games. Perhaps more importantly' Golesh is a veteran of the SEC wars as Tennessee's offensive coordinator from 2021 to 2022. Golesh – age 41 – immigrated to the U.S. when he was just seven. The USF Bulls, under his leadership, went 9 and 3 in 20...

  • Turnovers and missed opportunities for Auburn allows Alabama to escape with an Iron Bowl win

    Brandon Moseley|Nov 30, 2025

    November 29, 2025 – AUBURN – The University of Alabama got its sixth win in a row over Auburn University in the Iron Bowl as Alabama mustered the fourth quarter plays needed to defeat Auburn 27 to 20. Alabama appeared to be the far better team in the first quarter of play with a 17 to 0 early lead over the Tigers. Junior quarterback Ty Simpson found wide receiver Isaiah Horton on a six yard pass for touchdown in the first quarter and then followed that up with a three yard touchdown pass in the...

  • D.C. shooter worked with the CIA in Afghanistan

    Brandon Moseley|Nov 30, 2025

    November 28, 2025 – The man who ambushed U.S. troops in D.C. worked with the CIA in Afghanistan. Rahmanullah Lakanwal reportedly underwent extensive counterterrorism vetting by both the National Counterterrorism Center and the CIA. Rahmanullah Lakanwal served in an elite CIA-backed Afghan paramilitary unit known as NDS-03, part of the so-called "Zero Units," where he conducted counterterrorism operations alongside U.S. Special Forces in southern Afghanistan. NDS-03 operated primarily in K...

  • Democratic gubernatorial candidate JaMel Brown joins the Brandon and Christopher Show Podcast

    Brandon Moseley|Nov 30, 2025

    November 20, 2025 – MONTGOMERY – Rev. JaMel Jermaine Brown joined the Brandon and Christopher Show Podcast to speak with Alabama Gazette Lead Reporter and Content manager Brandon Moseley and Alabama Political Contributor Publisher Chris Peeks that he has no fear of Doug Jones entering the Senate race. Jones' eminent entry into the 2026 Democratic field for Governor was expected at that point, but had not formally been declared. Rev. Brown said that that Jones impending entry into the race did...

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