Editorials

Blood clots in veins that drain blood from the brain can lead to alarming strokelike results.

People are often asked if they remember where they were on Sept. 11, 2001, when 19 militants associated with the Islamic extremist group al-Qaida hijacked fo...

Readers were treated this week when one of Paul Greenberg's Pulitzer-Prize winning editorials was republished in the paper. Written 53 years ago next week, t...

Intimidation by bullying is not a modern phenomenon, and the Arkansas General Assembly is no stranger to it. It has, however, taken bullying to a new low, us...

Do I miss Trump? Yeah, like I'd miss a migraine.

There are times when it's not great to hear the number zero, particularly after you ask how many slices of pizza are left. Then again, during a pandemic, hea...

The legislation before the General Assembly officially known as state House Bill 1097 is a poor little weak thing of only one page. But it is apparently clot...

There are times when it’s not great to hear the number zero, particularly after you ask how many slices of pizza are left. Then again, during a pandemic, hea...

Hideki Matsuyama won the Masters Tournament, a major men's golf tournament. He is the first Japanese man to win a major. In an interview after his victory, M...

Arkansas this year became the first state to ban health care for trans youth, the second state to ban transgender athletes in sports, and one of only a handf...

There was a profound moment on national television last Sunday morning.

This letter is a statement of appreciation for the hard work and dedication of our public health workers in Arkansas and our nation (and around the world).

It was a pleasure to read the letters section yesterday. Not wholly a pleasure, for that was Paul's line to his letter writers. Everything reminds us of a Pa...

When President Joe Biden announced his executive action last week to deal with the nation's surging violence, most attention understandably went to his plans...

As the state's youngest editor of a daily newspaper, I liked to tell people I "edited" Paul Greenberg. There was always a smile on my face when I said that.