BIRMINGHAM, AL — The Alabama Policy Institute (API) has released a policy brief detailing how Alabama families and education providers can integrate the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) with existing state school choice initiatives. Follo ...
BIRMINGHAM, AL — A new statewide survey conducted by the Napolitan News Service on behalf of Alabama Policy Action reveals robust leads for certain candidates in major upcoming general election races, alongside overwhelming public support for univer ...
API Celebrates BluePrint for Alabama Reforms Targeting Red Tape, Transparency, Public Safety, and Welfare Integrity Taking Effect on Oct 1st BIRMINGHAM, AL — The Alabama Policy Institute (API) today celebrates the historic implementation of a mas ...
Press Release | Alabama Policy Institute Alabama Policy Institute Expands Investment in the State's Future with New Alabama Policy Leaders Program Birmingham, AL – For nearly 40 years, the Alabama Policy Institute (API) has served as a stalwar ...
Grayson Everett | September 25, 2026 | Yellowhammer News Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon told the Alabama Policy Institute’s annual dinner Thursday night that his company gave up more than 40% of its web traffic rather than delete a joke. In his words, ...
Julianne Davis | 09.27.26 1819 News BIRMINGHAM — Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon delivered the keynote address, focusing on the company's pillars of free speech and faith, at the Alabama Policy Institute's (API) annual dinner on Thursday night in Bir ...
Birmingham, AL – Twenty dollars a month has become a flashpoint in Alabama’s state employee health insurance debate. But the discussion should include the people paying much of the benefits bill: taxpayers. Maintaining affordable coverage fo ...
API President and CEO Stephanie Smith joins the other 2026 Ed-Prize winner and two Civics Prize winners on stage at the State Policy Network's Annual Meeting.FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Josie Ellis Director of External Relations251-303-5286 Josie@alaba ...
Conservatives Must Reclaim the Fourth Amendment from Mass Surveillance Every day, hundreds of thousands of Alabamians drive to work, drop their children off at school, go to church, and run errands with the quiet, fundamental understanding that unless ...
Al.com John Sharp and Ruth Serven Smith Everywhere she goes, Faith Wheeler says she can’t escape the prying lenses of the cameras around her city - including by her driveway. “I feel like I’m being watched,” said Wheeler, a sophomore at Gulf ...
