Today, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a landmark ruling upholding Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act and West Virginia’s Save Women’s Sports Act, affirming that states may protect female athletic opportunities by ensuring that eligibility for women’s and girls’ sports is based on sex consistent with Title IX.
Alabama Policy Institute (API) is proud to announce the official implementation of three major legislative victories that dramatically cut regulatory red tape for entrepreneurs and restore foundational values to Alabama’s public education system.
The federal education tax credit, enacted as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and structured as the Education Freedom Tax Credit, is a policy designed to expand school choice using private donations rather than direct government spending.
As a mother of seven children, I have spent decades learning how to navigate the beautiful, challenging, and sometimes exhausting work of raising the next generation. Today’s parents are facing an entirely different kind of battle than our parents did.
Years ago, parents could lock their front doors at night and reasonably assume their children were safe from the world’s adult vices. Today, that security is an illusion. The dangers no longer wait at the doorstep; they bypass it entirely, slipping directly into our homes through the glowing screens in the palms of our children’s hands.
AUSTIN, TX – A broad coalition of child safety advocates, policy organizations, and Texas nonprofits filed multiple amicus briefs urging the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit to reinstate Texas’ App Store Accountability Act and reverse an injunction blocking the law from taking effect.
The Alabama Policy Institute (API) today marks the implementation of two vital pieces of legislation that enhance economic liberty and expand career opportunities across the state. Championing free enterprise and reforming state regulatory barriers were central priorities established in the 2026 API BluePrint for Alabama.
A recent, jarring exchange on national television perfectly illustrates the cultural and intellectual crisis facing our republic. As reported by The Daily Signal, an MSNBC host expressed utter bewilderment during a broadcast when discussing Speaker of the House Mike Johnson’s assertion that our rights do not derive from the government, but rather from our Creator.
When the debate over vice laws, those governing drugs, gambling, or pornography, reaches the halls of our legislature, a familiar, hollow cry rings out: You can’t legislate morality! While it might be a catchy slogan (oft repeated by the vice peddlers th ...
Campaign money from the sports betting industry is pouring into Alabama ahead of the May 19 primary.