As a 15-year-old student at Birmingham’s Huffman High School, Chris Davis wanted to be Arsenio Hall. He could envision himself sitting on a couch on television and conversing with various personalities.
“I remember … thinking that it would be really great to have a late-night talk show where you could have bands and politicians and business people, whomever you thought was cool, come sit on your couch.”
Three and a half decades later, Davis hopes to be someone who would be a guest on a late-night talk show, not to mention Meet the Press. Read more.

Terri Sewell said she could do better for herself, if doing for herself were her focus.

The seven-term incumbent congresswoman says she has a seat at the table because the people back home have entrusted her to fight for them.

“That has always been my hallmark,” Sewell said. “You’ll notice I didn’t run for Senate. I didn’t accept any position in the cabinet. My job is to focus in and work hard and uphold the promises that I’ve made to Alabama’s 7th Congressional District.” The congresswoman said her mission is clear; her aim is improving the lot of the people she represents. Read more.