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According to the Department of Corrections Commissioner, Jeff Dunn, Alabama’s prisons are both overcrowded and understaffed, and unfortunately, the Alabama Prison Transformation Act is not proving to be the solution to the prisons’ more immediate crises. “The major issue, to use a military term, is boots on the ground,” said Dunn. “We need more boots … Read moreAlabama Prisons Dangerously Overcrowded and Understaffed, Says Commissioner

As of right now, there are currently 99 operating commercial nuclear reactors at 61 nuclear power plants in the United States. However, if the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has its way, there will be one more power plant to add to the total in northeast Alabama. In hopes of finishing the proposed project, the TVA … Read moreAlabama Nuclear Reactor Has Potential for Large Partnership with Russia to Stabilize the Middle East

While 35% of the 770,000 hairdressers and cosmetologists in the U.S. are self-employed, many don’t realize that the styles they give their clients can potentially cause discrimination in the workforce. Back in 1964, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act firmly stated that employers could not discriminate against employees based on their race. However, the … Read moreAlabama Judge Rules Employees Can Be Fired Over Hairstyles