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A group of determined volunteers in Alabama spent 30 hours successfully rescuing a seven-week-old deaf puppy from a 50-foot hole Friday, according to video footage of the rescue.

Late Tuesday in a tweet, Alabama State Rep. Patricia Todd (D-Birmingham) claimed that she’s heard “for years” that Gov. Kay Ivey (R-AL) was gay and added that she was “sick of closeted elected officials.” Todd’s tweet was a reaction to

Last week, reports surfaced that former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Sue Bell Cobb, one of the frontrunners for Alabama’s Democratic gubernatorial nomination, enlisted a convicted rapist as a paid campaign staffer. Paul Littlejohn III, Cobb’s now-former deputy field director,

Coal baron Don Blankenship is surging in West Virginia’s GOP senatorial primary on the eve of the May 8 election, with an anti-Mitch McConnell message that’s resonating with voters.

Alabama football coach Nick Saban was at the White House celebrating team victory this week when he told Breitbart News that a copyright challenge from LeBron James will not keep Alabama from publishing its barbershop interview web series.

Dozens of train cars carrying ten million pounds of human feces are still sitting in an Alabama train yard after several months, and residents are making a big stink about it.

Authorities arrested Rev. Al Sharpton’s half-brother and charged him with capital murder in Alabama for shooting and killing a 23-year-old woman over a car dispute, police said.

An Alabama middle school history teacher is accused of having sex with a female student during school hours.

An Alabama couple was convicted of Social Security fraud Thursday after testimony revealed that they lied about their incomes to receive benefits.

A former Alabama teacher who was imprisoned after pleading guilty to having sex with two teens is appealing her conviction because she believes prohibiting sex with minors is “unconstitutional.”

RALEIGH, North Carolina — The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights took in lopsided testimony from experts and legal practitioners Friday to gauge the status of minority ballot access ahead of the 2018 midterms and beyond.

Democrats promise more of other people’s money as the answer to health care costs, and they are winning in Oregon and elsewhere. Republicans, so far, promise nothing.

An Alabama teenager is in custody awaiting trial at the end of this month after he allegedly molested a horse multiple times, and the owner says he left behind evidence of his crime.

We learned a couple of things during the CFP National Championship Monday night in Atlanta: First, we learned that President Trump is wildly popular. Second, we got a reminder that the clowns at ESPN are as unethical, cowardly, and pathetic as ever.

The year 2017 saw the emergence and growth of the so-called “Resistance,” the left-wing opposition to President Donald Trump that is now the basis of the Democratic Party’s grass-roots strategy for the 2018 midterm elections.

Singer Jimmy Buffett reportedly serenaded the Democratic Senator-elect of Alabama Doug Jones and his wife Louise, just days after Jones defeated the embattled Republican candidate Roy Moore in a shock election victory.

To turn his low approval numbers around, in Alabama and elsewhere, Trump will likely need to “pivot” — that is, if he wants to be re-elected (and he may, some speculate, be satisfied with one term). The question is what that pivot will be, and when it will happen.

America today is a happier place than it was a year ago. President Donald Trump will not receive credit for that, but it is largely his doing.

A female Democratic lawmaker on Wednesday reportedly said women who wear revealing clothing often create an “invitation” to sexual harassment.

Mitch McConnell and your Capitol Hill elite cronies, your failures to deliver cost Republicans a solid red Senate seat.

Author of the Harry Potter series, J.K. Rowling, recently expressed her belief that God is a black woman following the defeat of Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate election.

Of the three polls released on the Alabama U.S. Senate special election on Monday, the day before voters cast their ballots, only the Monmouth Poll, which said the race was tied, 46 percent for Republican Roy Moore and 46 percent for Democrat Doug Jones, with a 4.2 percent margin of error, got it right.

Obviously, the GOP would be in a much better position right now if only Republicans had learned to hang on my every word. Instead, everyone did exactly the wrong thing, and they got the worst of all possible worlds.

President Donald Trump said he was disappointed by Roy Moore’s loss in Alabama, but that other Republicans were pleased that the controversial Senate candidate was not coming to Washington, DC.

Sometimes the uniparty will still win. But we’re still better off than we were even two years ago, when the uniparty always won

The loss of the Senate seat that once belonged to Attorney General Jeff Sessions will not stop Republican tax reform efforts. To the contrary, those efforts will likely be accelerated.

In the court of public opinion, I see myself as a juror with the exact same responsibilities as a juror in a court of law. The question, though, is not whether or not someone will go to prison, the question is whether or not I, as a juror, will vote to sentence someone to historical infamy.

“Wait on God and let this process play out,” “May God bless you … it’s not over,” Moore said.

“Congratulations to Doug Jones on a hard fought victory,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “The write-in votes played a very big factor, but a win is a win.”

All eyes are on Alabama tonight as Republican Judge Roy Moore faces off against pro-abortion Democrat Doug Jones in the Alabama Senate special election. Polls close at 7 p.m. CT (8 p.m. ET). Breitbart News’ Jeff Poor, an Auburn fan and Alabama native who knows the state’s politics as well as anyone, has a preview of what to look for tonight. Stay tuned to Breitbart News for live updates.

OZARK, Alabama – Now that the fat lady is finally warming up to sing the finale in what has been the never-ending saga of Alabama’s U.S. Senate special election cycle, there are a few things spectators can watch for before

President Donald Trump delivered his closing argument on Tuesday for why Alabama voters should vote for besieged Republican Senate Candidate Roy Moore.

Wisconsin Sheriff David Clarke stepped off the stage of a Roy Moore barn rally in Midland, Alabama, on Monday night to join Breitbart News Tonight on SiriusXM Patriot 125, where he called out the Republican and Democratic “ruling class” for weaponizing the government and turning politics into a “blood sport.”

Wisconsin Sheriff David Clarke rallied supporters of Roy Moore at an election eve rally on Monday where he lauded the voters of Alabama as “smart people” who have been “skewered,” “called names,” and “disparaged” in the liberal media.

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) told Breitbart News Executive Chairman Steven K. Bannon on Breitbart News Tonight after the Judge Roy Moore rally in Alabama that Roy Moore and other populists rock Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL) and other establishment Republicans’ “comfy little boat.”

Bill Staehle, who served with Judge Roy Moore in Vietnam, joined Breitbart News Tonight host Stephen K. Bannon on SiriusXM 125 the Patriot Channel Monday on the eve of the Alabama Senate election.