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CAL THOMAS: Pro-life seems to be catching up these days Since 1973--when Roe v. Wade ushered in what would eventually lead to abortion on demand, including partial-birth abortion and even the failure to protect babie... by CAL THOMAS Tribune Content Agency - May 22, 2019

MATTHEW CAPPUCCI: Mobs are ruining storm chasing, and it might get worse I had heard grumblings about the downsides to storm chasing for a long time--poor driving habits, traffic jams as cars converge near violent storms, and the dan... by MATTHEW CAPPUCCI In the Washington Post - May 22, 2019

BRENDA LOOPER: So much garble Reading John Brummett's Tuesday column, I couldn't help but laugh as I was reminded of all the words children (and some adults) have the tendency to mispronounc... by Brenda Looper - May 22, 2019

REX NELSON: Made in Little Rock I can't count the number of pairs of Adidas shoes I've packed into large cardboard boxes. My father sold athletic supplies to high schools and colleges across t... by Rex Nelson - May 22, 2019

BRUMMETT ONLINE: An insult to juveniles We can't help becoming numbed by time and frequency to President Donald Trump's sub-juvenile conduct. by John Brummett - May 22, 2019

FRONT BURNER: For perfect DIY shortcakes MaryAnn is the answer During shortcake season — from the first Arkansas strawberries in the spring to the last Arkansas peaches in the early fall — my husband and I eat a lot of thos... by Kelly Brant - May 22, 2019

UNCORKED: Red wines are OK for chilling before grilling There is just something about the alluring aromas of the grill and of course anything coated in barbecue sauce. by Lorri Hambuchen - May 22, 2019

Idea Alley Idea Alley is taking the week off. Send recipe contributions, requests and culinary questions to May 22, 2019

PHILIP MARTIN: Little big town Little Rock is a little city. Or a big town, depending on your point of view. by Philip Martin - May 21, 2019

RUBIN: Is Bernie Sanders past his sell-by date? Despite Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) promising to bone up on foreign policy this presidential election, he remains shockingly unprepared, even on major issues th... by Jennifer Rubin The Washington Post - May 21, 2019

MIKE MASTERSON: Defining freedom Diet and speech by Mike Masterson - May 21, 2019

JOHN BRUMMETT: A newspaper life When I was a kid, we lived in a four-room, flat-topped house at the end of a graveled lane extending from Stanton Road in southwest Little Rock to a dead end at... by John Brummett - May 21, 2019

Really old jokes Here's a joke from Page 4 of the Nov. 10, 1829, Arkansas Gazette: by Celia Storey - May 20, 2019

OLD NEWS: William Woodruff put some funny stuff in his newspaper back in the day If you're following the daily Gazette 200 Pages From the Past, you're at least looking at a page a day from the earliest editions of the Arkansas Gazette. by Celia Storey - May 20, 2019

CUPP: Elizabeth Warren the mirror image of Donald Trump Punishment and revenge are big motivators for the current president of the United States. It's one of the things many of us lament the most: Donald Trump's corr... by S.E. CUPP Tribune Content Agency - May 20, 2019

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