Brian Lyman’s “Alabama’s death penalty depends on darkness” (Dec. 22) provides a chilling example of how woke hyperbole expands the limits of victimhood. To Mr. Lyman, by using nitrogen ...

Brian Lyman’s “Alabama’s death penalty depends on darkness” (Dec. 22) provides a chilling example of how woke hyperbole expands the limits of victimhood. To Mr. Lyman, by using nitrogen hypoxia to ...

Brian Lyman’s “Alabama’s death penalty depends on darkness” (Dec. 22) provides a chilling example of how woke hyperbole expands the limits of victimhood. To Mr. Lyman, by using ...

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Kalen DeBoer was right when he said that time will tell how successful his first season was at Alabama. Whether they ... If forced to give it a letter grade, I'd go with a C, emphasizing how ...

Missouri sophomore Trent Pierce drove down the lane and slammed home a two-handed dunk in traffic to give the Tigers a 16-point lead over Alabama State with 5:47 remaining in the first half.

Guest: Robert T. Mann is a former professor of mass communication at Louisiana State University and former Congressional aide to Senator Russell Long, Huey Long’s son. He is the author of several ...

Editor: The article “County’s Metro Bill Increases with New Formula” reminded me of the “great” battle of 2012 when the fatal vote to approve Metro was taken by the then Board of Supervisors. Today, ...