Republicans are finally ready to help disabled children. But their 'key reforms' show they're either clueless or diabolical.

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Kaleb Edwards may be joining Alabama football. But he has a reputation as a basketball player. The tight end is known for big ...

At one point in the second act, a heartbroken lover sings, “You deserve so much better.” I sighed, sank in my seat and thought, “You’re right; I do.” ...

Mr. Lyman’s premise (3/24), that it’s dangerous to mix law and religion in two Alabama bills, is like saying it’s dangerous to mix Newton’s law of gravity and safety manuals on skydiving.

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Kaleb Edwards, a dominant two-sport athlete, chose to delay his enrollment to help his high school basketball team and solidify his legacy as one of the school's best players. Alabama coaches have ...