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Federal court blocks Alabama’s congressional map due to voting rights violations

A three-judge federal panel Tuesday ruled that a new Alabama congressional map failed to address Voting Rights Act violations and ordered a

September 5, 2023

Labor Day celebrates the Labor Movement and workers’ rights, but we often forego celebrating those who achieved those rights for us—and history

September 4, 2023

The word “commode” isn’t just a relic from Your Southern Grandma’s vocabulary; it’s a snapshot of how language and culture can evolve

September 3, 2023

In a year already fraught with significant losses, the music world mourns the passing of Jimmy Buffett today. Known for his laid-back

September 2, 2023

The Gist: A night meant for rivalry and school spirit ended in tragedy, as a student was fatally shot at the Port

September 2, 2023

Jimmy Buffett, the icon of relaxed island-inspired life, has died. He was 76. The singer, songwriter, author and entrepreneur died Friday, Sept. 1,

September 2, 2023

Florida

What did the gator say when it crossed the road? While this may sound like the setup for a joke, in the

September 1, 2023