Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) is upset that administration officials testifying against Trump are improperly helping the Democrats by making him look bad.

Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions once vowed to protect whistleblowers against retaliation.

The man was charged with criminal mischief for slashing the baby Trump blimp protesters were holding outside of the University of Alabama football game.

Trump ousted Sessions last November, saying he never would have selected him for the role of attorney general if he’d known Sessions was planning to recuse himself.

Trump, still unhappy with Sessions over his recusal from the Russia investigation, may oppose Sessions’ bid and endorse one of his rivals instead.

Abortion rights advocates also scored a big win in Alabama and Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers moved to protect marginalized communities ahead of the 2020 census.

Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-AL) told a local radio host that Republicans may be planning more actions to derail the House impeachment process.

The law would have recommended a sentence of up to 10 years to life in prison for abortion providers.

The head of the National Weather Service issued a strong public defense Monday of forecasters who contradicted Trump’s Alabama claim.

Briarwood Presbyterian Church in Alabama has a history of racism and homophobia and will soon have its own private police force.

Republicans are having pedophilia problems, again.

Roy Moore, accused of groping young girls, is vying to once again be the Republican standard-bearer in Alabama.

Public support of legal abortion has increased as Republicans across the country try to dramatically curtail access.

After pushing a reckless ‘infanticide’ lie for months, House Republicans suddenly don’t want to talk about abortion anymore.

House Republicans have a secret plan for defending the Alabama law that bans abortion in all circumstances.

Missouri passed a law criminalizing abortion after eight weeks — before many women know they’re pregnant, and with no exceptions for rape or incest.

Alabama just passed the most extreme anti-choice bill in the nation.

The Alabama GOP abruptly shut down the Senate on Thursday amid a shouting match over a sneaky attempt to make an extreme anti-choice bill even worse.

Alabama’s House of Representatives just passed the most draconian anti-choice bill in the nation.

Stay classy, Mitch.

The GOP may be fine with giving money to accused sexual predators, but the American people are not.

Alabama Republicans are going to extraordinary lengths to ensure no Democrat ever goes to the Senate again.