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  • Tuberville Questions General Mahoney on AI, Military Housing, and Defense Reform

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    WASHINGTON, D.C. - September 13, 2025 U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) engaged in a pointed and wide-ranging dialogue with General Christopher J. Mahoney, President Trump's nominee to serve as Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing this week. The exchange touched on emerging technologies, military infrastructure, acquisition reform, and fiscal accountability-underscoring the strategic challenges facing the Department of Defense....

  • September 14, 1901: The Death of President McKinley and the Rise of Theodore Roosevelt

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    On the morning of September 14, 1901, the United States awoke to the devastating news that President William McKinley had died from wounds sustained in an assassination attempt eight days earlier. His death marked the third time a sitting U.S. president had been assassinated, following Abraham Lincoln in 1865 and James A. Garfield in 1881. The tragedy not only plunged the nation into mourning but also ushered in a new and transformative chapter in American leadership with the sudden ascension...

  • Alabama manhandles Wisconsin in Tuscaloosa 38 to 14

    Brandon Moseley|Sep 15, 2025

    September 13, 2025 – TUSCALOOSA, AL – Last week Alabama took out their frustrations from the disappointing 14 point loss to Florida State on a hapless Louisiana Monroe squad. Everyone wanted to see how the number 19 ranked Alabama would look this week when it stepped up in class to face Big 10 stalwart Wisconsin. There really wasn't much difference – Alabama completely dominated the Badgers at Bryant-Denny Stadium in front of a sellout crowd. Alabama Quarterback Ty Simpson was near-...

  • September Gardening in Alabama: A Second Spring in the Deep South

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    September 2025 - As summer's grip begins to loosen and the air takes on a gentler edge, Alabama gardeners find themselves at a seasonal crossroads. September isn't just a transitional month-it's a second spring. With soil still warm, rainfall more frequent, and daylight hours gently waning, this is one of the most productive and rewarding times to dig in. Whether you're tending raised beds in the foothills of North Alabama, refreshing ornamental borders in Birmingham, or coaxing greens from...

  • It's back-to-school time: Home maintenance for busy families

    Stacker, Mark Soto for HomeServe USA Editorial|Sep 15, 2025

    It's back-to-school time: Home maintenance for busy families The back-to-school season is a busy time for families, from having to gather school supplies to figuring out a new schedule for picking up and dropping off kids. As summer comes to a close, it’s also an important time for home maintenance tasks due to seasonal weather. Certain tasks are crucial to ensuring that your home and its systems continue working as expected to help avoid costly repairs. This home maintenance checklist from H...

  • People Being Urged To Avoid, "The Carpenter's Son", A Blasphemous Horror Film

    Luisa Reyes|Sep 15, 2025

    It took a long time for Churches and Christians to harness the power of Hollywood films for good. Beginning with Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" in 2004, box office receipts have shown that there is a large and ever-growing audience for faith-based films. With some of the notable Christian based films such as "Fireproof" managing to become a success in spite of being filmed on a shoestring budget. Furthermore, Christian films are even breaking records as shown by the 2025 animated...

  • America's nostalgia economy lifts sales of music, games and more

    Stacker, Scott Baradell for Temu|Sep 15, 2025

    America’s nostalgia economy lifts sales of music, games and more From classic rock vinyl to anime-inspired video games, collectibles are enjoying a resurgence. Fueled by fandom, nostalgia, and even social media buzz, buyers are seeking out physical media and memorabilia — and increasingly finding them on digital marketplaces. Analysts estimate the global collectibles market has topped $496 billion in 2025, driven by cross-generational appeal, scarcity, and the thrill of the hunt. The U.S. col...

  • Long Time Coming, Thank You President Trump

    Perry O Hooper Jr|Sep 15, 2025

    “If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.” 2 Chronicles 7:14. This week at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, President Donald J. Trump stood before the Religious Liberty Commission and spoke words that many of us have longed to hear from our nation’s leaders. He reaffirmed what the Founders understood, what milli...

  • Breaking Barriers: The Integration of Alabama Public Schools on September 10, 1963

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    On the morning of September 10, 1963, in the heart of Alabama, a quiet yet earthshaking revolution unfolded. Twenty Black students, ranging from elementary to high school age, entered previously all-White public schools across several Alabama cities. Their steps echoed not only in the hallways of those schools but across the nation, marking a turning point in the struggle for civil rights and the ongoing battle to desegregate public education in the American South. Background: The Fight for...

  • Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has been assassinated

    Brandon Moseley|Sep 15, 2025

    September 10, 2025 – OREM, UTAH - Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old founder of Turning Point USA and a prominent conservative voice, was shot and killed today while speaking at Utah Valley University during the kickoff of his "American Comeback Tour." The incident occurred just after noon local time, sending shockwaves through political and campus communities nationwide. President Donald J. Trump (R) announced on Truth Social: "The Great, and even Legendary, Charlie Kirk, is dead. No one u...

  • What Trump's national housing emergency would mean for new homebuyers

    Stacker, Erin Nicks for NewHomeSource|Sep 15, 2025

    What Trump's national housing emergency would mean for new homebuyers Will President Donald Trump attempt to remedy the housing crisis with a plan of attack? It’s beginning to look that way. On Sept. 1, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the Trump administration is mulling the declaration of a national housing emergency to address high housing prices and limited inventory. What it means: While details are still vague, any decrease in the purchase cost of a new home is welcome news. H...

  • Rogue Giant: Jupiter-Sized Planet Spotted Approaching Our Solar System

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    September 10, 2025 - Leeds, Alabama - Astronomers are abuzz with cautious excitement and concern following reports of a Jupiter-sized rogue planet drifting toward the outer edges of our solar system. While not an immediate threat, the discovery has reignited debates about planetary migration, cosmic collisions, and the mysteries lurking in deep space. What We Know So Far • The object, unofficially dubbed "Nomad-X," was detected by a network of infrared telescopes scanning the Kuiper Belt r...

  • Tuberville says, "I'll llead the state the right way" in appearance on The Charlie Kirk Show

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    August 28, 2025 – AUBURN, AL - On Thursday, Senator Tommy Tuberville made headlines during an interview on The Charlie Kirk Show, where he outlined his views on governance to Kirk. Tuberville is the leading contender to be elected Governor next year and most of the state appears to be good with that. In a moment that blended political ambition with his trademark coaching ethos, Tuberville declared: "As your Governor, I'll lead our state the right way, just like I did as a coach-by putting m...

  • Conservative leaders mourn the loss of Charlie Kirk

    Brandon Moseley|Sep 15, 2025

    September 10, 2025 – Conservative political philosopher, Christian apologist, and pundit Charlie Kirk – the founder of Turning Point USA – was gunned down while at an event in Utah Valley State University. Conservative leaders and Republican politicians were quick to express their condolences. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey (R) said, "All of us in Alabama are wrapping the Kirk family in prayer during this unimaginable time of loss. Charlie was a husband, father and patriot. I hope and pray his missi...

  • Preserving Summer: The Art of Canning Pickles in Alabama

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    In Alabama, where gardens flourish and summer heat ripens cucumbers faster than you can harvest them, canning pickles isn't just a kitchen task-it's a seasonal ritual. From rural homesteads to suburban patios, families across the state gather around steaming pots and mason jars, preserving the crisp tang of summer for the cooler months ahead. Whether you're a seasoned canner or a curious newcomer, learning to pickle in Alabama means embracing tradition, science, and a whole lot of vinegar. The...

  • September 12, 1942: The Battle of Edson's Ridge Begins

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    U.S. Marines Hold the Line at Henderson Field in Pivotal Guadalcanal Clash GUADALCANAL, SOLOMON ISLANDS - September 12, 1942 Under the cover of moonlight and jungle canopy, the Battle of Edson's Ridge-also known as Bloody Ridge-erupted on Guadalcanal as Imperial Japanese Army forces launched a fierce assault against U.S. Marines defending Henderson Field. This brutal engagement marked a turning point in the Guadalcanal campaign and became one of the most heroic stands in Marine Corps history....

  • MSNBC Fires Matthew Dowd Over Controversial Charlie Kirk Comments

    Brandon Moseley|Sep 15, 2025

    September 11, 2025 - MSNBC has parted ways with political analyst Matthew Dowd following a wave of backlash over his on-air remarks about conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was fatally shot during a public event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. Dowd's over the top comments during the network's live coverage of Kirk's shooting seemed to indicate the view that Kirk's "divisive" words justified him being shot. The Incident During live coverage of the shooting, anchor Katy Tur asked...

  • Oyster Harvest Opens October 6

    AL Dept of Conservation and Natural Resources|Sep 15, 2025

    Pursuant to Section 9-12-28, Code of Alabama 1975 as stated by Rule 220-3-.02, the Marine Resources Division (MRD) of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will open certain areas of public oyster bottoms for weekday harvest beginning on Monday, October 6, 2025, at 7 a.m. Harvesters can view their locations and the open harvest areas with Alabama's Oyster Management Station (OMS) Oyster Grid Map. A link to the map is available at https://www.outdooralabama.com/oysterharves...

  • Alabama Ethics Commission Clears Path for District Attorneys to Hold Second Jobs

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    MONTGOMERY, AL - August 6, 2025 In a unanimous decision that could reshape professional boundaries for public officials, the Alabama Ethics Commission ruled Wednesday that District Attorneys (DAs) and Assistant District Attorneys may hold second jobs-so long as those roles are performed outside of official working hours and do not conflict with their public duties. The ruling, issued as an advisory opinion during the Commission's August meeting, clarifies a longstanding gray area in Alabama's...

  • From Soil to Success: A 5-Point Action Plan

    Guest Writer, Christina Woerner McInnis|Sep 15, 2025

    Alabama's number one industry is agriculture, contributing more than $77 billion each year to our state's economy. From poultry to peaches, from cattle to cotton, agriculture is not just our economy; it is our way of life. But our farmers face challenges unlike any before, and it's time for bold, proven leadership to protect our land, our food, and our future. As a fifth-generation farmer from Baldwin County, I know these challenges firsthand. I grew up working in our family's machine shop, lear...

  • Cool Fronts Bring Hope to Alabama Waterfowl Hunters

    David Rainer, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources|Sep 15, 2025

    A couple of welcome cool fronts have moved through Alabama recently, increasing the hope that the state's waterfowl seasons will start with a bang when the early teal season opens Saturday, September 13, and runs through September 21. Several reports have indicated that blue-winged teal are on the move with the changing weather patterns. Unfortunately, the most recent survey from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) indicates the teal numbers have not rebounded as hoped, and another...

  • Best suburbs to live in America

    Stacker, Emily Sherman|Sep 15, 2025

    Kids playing soccer in park. BAZA Production // Shutterstock Best suburbs to live in America Suburbia is deeply ingrained in American culture, growing in popularity alongside the country's love affair with cars and its network of highways. As early as the 1830s, Brooklyn Heights laid claim to the title of the first suburb when it became connected to Manhattan by steam ferries. A little over 100 years later, Levittown became the new model of suburban development, offering affordable,...

  • Southern Gardening - Potpourri for September

    Judge Peggy Givhan|Sep 15, 2025

    With fall definitely in the air, it is time for football games, taking short trips to view the fall colorful leaves, and cooling off from the brutal heat from the summer. And whether you are an Auburn fan or an Alabama fan, Saturdays will be game day for the season. It is amazing how much of our scheduling in the South centers around football games. So for much of you, ROLL TIDE and WAR EAGLE. In assessing my garden outcomes, the extreme heat and lack of rain did a number on our flowers, trees,...

  • Opening Day: Alabama's Goose Season Takes Flight

    A.I. generated content|Sep 15, 2025

    September 6, 2025 - MOODY, AL - As the sun rises over Alabama's wetlands, lakes, and agricultural fields, hunters across the state are gearing up for the start of the 2025–2026 goose hunting season, which officially opens today. For many, this marks the beginning of a cherished tradition-one that blends conservation, camaraderie, and the thrill of early-morning action in the blind. 📅 Season Structure & Regulations The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has laid out a genero...

  • The "Light of the World" In Movie Theaters This Weekend

    Luisa Reyes|Sep 15, 2025

    When the non-profit ministry, The Salvation Poem Project, released their contemporary Christian rock style song, "The Salvation Poem", it became popular worldwide. Leading to the simple tune being translated into ninety-one languages worldwide. Now, they've turned their creative eye towards film making, with their 2- D animated movie, the "Light of the World" being released in movie theaters this weekend. A movie that aims to "powerfully illustrate how Jesus of Nazareth changed the world...

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