Editorials

A dangerous game The future is uncertain for all of us. (Que sera, sera.) Technology is changing the way Americans spend money and where we get our information. Newspapers, tele... January 24, 2019

Everybody's talking You want to know if a subject is on the minds of Americans? Wally Hall wrote a whole column about it. ESPN has it on an endless loop. For cryin' out loud, the l... January 24, 2019

Others say: In the crossfire After scolds saw the video of a smirking high school boy wearing a Make America Great Again cap staring down a Native American man banging a ceremonial drum on ... by The New York Daily News - January 24, 2019

We the People "I have always thought a referral to the voters for a highway plan that involves new revenues is the best option." January 23, 2019

The least shocking news "We have a rich tradition in America of Christian education and, frankly, religious education broadly defined. We celebrate it. The freedom of religion is enshr... January 23, 2019

You can't win 'em all Microsoft may dominate computers with its Windows operating system, but when it comes to phones, it's been schooled. January 23, 2019

Appreciate the thought It's possible, even probable, that Bob Ballinger's intentions are good. But, when it comes to the minimum wage in Arkansas, We the People will just have to sit ... January 22, 2019

The job nobody wants It seems our prior overseers across the pond find themselves in a bit of a pickle with their decision to leave the European Union. They've had years to prepare ... January 22, 2019

Others say - Dangers of another summit Negotiations between the United States and North Korea have been stalled for months, so the announcement on Friday that President Donald Trump will hold a summi... January 22, 2019

The people speak ... Since Arkansas voters approved casino gambling back in November, it's been full steam ahead in three of the four counties looking to get casinos. But in Pope Co... January 21, 2019

A Wild West lawsuit Fans of the Old West in history, movies and books are likely familiar with the name Pinkerton. It has popped up in works ranging from Louis L'Amour novels to te... January 21, 2019

Others say - We need the feds The Washington Post January 21, 2019

How charters work Have you followed the latest stories about charter schools in America? If not, here's a quick synopsis of what's happening: January 20, 2019

Accountability, part II Speaking of being answerable to the people . . . . January 20, 2019

Others say: Taking sides in strike "Hyperbole, passion and spin have often trumped fairness, moderation and neutrality." That's how a Los Angeles Times reporter characterized the dispute between ... by The Washington Post - January 20, 2019

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