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22 Jan

Alabama men’s basketball made it past Vanderbilt at home Tuesday night, beating the Commodores 103-87. The win comes after Vanderbilt’s upset over No. 6 Tennessee in Nashville on Saturday.

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20 Jan

Following an Alabama law that requires adult film sites to require age verification for users, PornHub chose to remove access for all Alabamians rather than comply with the law. But the issue is complicated, argues Contributing Columnist Zoe Bernstein.

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19 Jan

Three University of Alabama professors and three University of Alabama at Birmingham students filed a federal lawsuit against Gov. Kay Ivey and the University Board of Trustees for their implementation of SB129, a recent state anti-DEI law.