One hundred days after the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded creating the worst environmental disaster in the world’s history, those who live down along the Gulf coast in the areas that have been most impacted are standing strong and reminding the world that, while the well gushing oil may have been capped and while BP CEO Tony Hayward may be going to Siberia, the disaster is not over.

Signs of damage from the BP oil spill are becoming increasingly evident off Alabama’s coast.

A math teacher used a presidential assassination as an example for helping his students understand geometry.

This might be the best political ad ever. (And the scariest!)

Almost two years have passed since the taxpayers of America gave the titans of Wall Street more than $700 billion to keep the world’s economic system from plunging into another world-wide Great Depression.

Alabama has consistently sucked up to big oil. Now we are about to pay a big price.

It is a popular today to say that the South has switched from voting Democratic to Republican. Many people are fond of looking at previous electoral maps. Hey, isn’t that funny – the states have completely switched parties. It’s like the Republicans have recreated the Solid South.

That statement is unequivocally false. Most people have no idea how unbelievably Democratic the Solid South was. For half a century, Democrats in the Deep South did about as well as the Communist Party did in Soviet Union elections.

Sarah Palin’s book tour stops in Alabama today. Why are people standing in long lines for a chance to catch a glimpse of her?

The case of Alex Latifi, an Alabama defense contractor, is one of the ugliest chapters in the Bush DOJ. The fight for justice is ongoing.

Alabama Governor Bob Riley says he is anti-gambling. But his actions–and those of his associates–say something else.