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Pressure to define a strategy on isis after announcing that he didnt have one. Charles krauthammer until we had the brutal murder, the contemptible murder of the americans, throwing down the gauntlet. Where American Public opinion had radically changed from being against air strikes to being heavily in favor that obama decided to do it. This is a classic example of la leading from behind when he waits for public opinion. Joins us for what we do you get a sense in washington today that the white ...

Since opening to the public Friday, the new Michaels craft supply store in the Southside mall has drawn shoppers seeking a little bit of everything — jewelry making supplies, skeins

Feiner Real Estate representative Phil Cordella presented a donation of $1,500 to Martha’s Vineyard Hospital president and CEO Denise Schepici on Wednesday, Nov. 9, according to a press release. This donation was made via the Client’s Choice Program, through which “Feiner Real Estate donates a percentage of every real estate transaction to the local nonprofit […]

A Majority Vote Would Amend the State Constitution 
To Prohibit the Practice of Involuntary Servitude

MONTGOMERY (AP) — People with relatives and loved ones in Alabama prisons rallied outside the state Capitol Friday to decry what they described as inhumane conditions behind bars and a parole process that sees few inmates released.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama lawmakers on Wednesday headed toward swift approval of...

Alabama lawmakers are heading toward swift approval of a prison construction package that would tap $400 million of the state’s pandemic relief funds.

The Daily Yonder Alabama’s Solution to Its Prison Problem Is More Prisons Building "shiny new cages" is not going to resolve a Department of Justice lawsuit against the states penal system, says an opponent of proposed privately-built prisons. Share this: The photo shows a sign that reads, "HELP," in the window of an inmate cell at Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore, Alabama. (AP Photo/Kim Chandler, File) In September of 2019, Janice Wisener came across two trucks and an SUV sit...

The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Alabama and the state Department of Corrections, alleging the state continues to violate the rights of its prisoners in facilities that are "riddled" with violence.  The lawsuit is an escalation of a years-long federal probe into Alabamas mens prisons that first resulted in a scathing 2019 report outlining unsafe and unsanitary living conditions, in addition to rampant drug abuse and violence among its prison populations. In July, the DOJ released addi...

The Justice Department said the state is failing to protect male inmates from inmate-on-inmate violence and excessive force at the hands of prison staff.