Pat Duggins

Alabama Public Radio

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Pat Duggins is news director at Alabama Public Radio. He is also the author of Final Countdown: NASA and the End of the Space Shuttle Program.

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The GOP controls the White House and both Houses of Congress, but that's not stopping former Trump aide Steve Bannon from fomenting a revolution.

Can Bannon topple the GOP ruling class?

The GOP controls the White House and both Houses of Congress, but that's not stopping former Trump aide Steve Bannon from fomenting a revolution.

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(L-R) Luther Strange and Roy Moore 
 Republicans in Alabama are focused on the US Senate primary for a nominee to replace Jeff Sessions, who was appointed Attorney General by…

This Alabama Runoff Couldn't Get Any Moore Strange

(L-R) Luther Strange and Roy Moore Republicans in Alabama are focused on the US Senate primary for a nominee to replace Jeff Sessions, who was appointed Attorney General by…

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When a federal court overturned Alabama's ban on same-sex marriage, the state appealed to the US Supreme Court.

Same Sex Marriage Proceeds in Alabama

When a federal court overturned Alabama's ban on same-sex marriage, the state appealed to the US Supreme Court.

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