At least nine Alabama communities have pushed back on data centers over water, power, and noise. The Republican nominee for governor says those neighbors are repeating Chinese propaganda.
Tuberville says his transition team has no lobbyists. It does have the founder of NaphCare — a prison healthcare firm banned from New York — and the team will be reviewing prisons and healthcare.
Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville called New York's mayor a 'thug' who should be put in handcuffs and shipped to Gitmo — for a crime he admits hasn't happened yet.
He called city residents 'rats,' backed a bill that threatens Alabama's own solar plants, and broke the stock-disclosure law 132 times in a single year.
Alabama already ranks 47th of 50 on the measures we track — and its members of Congress just voted to cut health care, food, and public health on top of it.
In the early morning of June 5, the Senate voted 52-47 to pour nearly $70 billion into ICE and Border Patrol with no oversight, no transparency, and a new slush fund for punishing 'non-cooperating' cities. Here are the senators with report cards on this site who voted yes.
On Newsmax, Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville claimed several of his Senate colleagues were elected illegally. He gave no evidence — because there isn't any.
Alabama's Tommy Tuberville is running for governor on housing costs. To justify voting against a bipartisan bill to lower them, he told Fox News it would build homes for people 'here illegally.' PolitiFact rated that False.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, now running for Alabama governor, is throwing a party for the Supreme Court ruling that ended Roe — the same ruling that gave Alabama one of the harshest abortion bans in the country.
One day after the Senate told Trump to get U.S. forces out of the Iran war, these Republicans helped block a second resolution — handing Trump a win and ducking Congress's duty to decide on war.
The Senate blocked the fix and the House passed a fake one. Here's every Republican we track who voted to let ACA premiums more than double.
Tuberville is fighting to throw out a lawsuit that says he didn't meet Alabama's seven-year residency rule — while he owned a beach house in Florida and voted there.
Alabama's senator is running for governor on housing costs. But when a rare bipartisan bill to lower them came up, he voted against it — twice.
Alabama's senator ran on a promise to donate his whole Senate salary to veterans. Six years and over $1 million later, his own tax records and his foundation's treasurer say it never happened.
