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The contrast between President Biden's first address to Congress Wednesday night and the Republican response delivered by Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) reminded me...

Facebook wants you to know that its decision about Donald Trump’s future was not really Facebook’s decision, but the Facebook Oversight Board’s decision. The...

Liz Cheney, R-Wyoming. Representative. Third-ranking Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives. Ninety-seven percent conservative voting rating.

The video starts out as boring as interstate driving. Cars and trucks zoom by on Interstate 10 under a spacious New Mexico sky on a bright February day, capt...

It has been 14 long months since schools shut down across America due to covid-19. These long months have taught us so many things about our students, our co...

ESPN 4-star center and University of Arkansas target Kel'el Ware's narrowed his list of schools to 10 on April 3 and another reduction appears to be coming s...

As tensions line up between Venus and Jupiter, thoughtful work is unlikely to flow with a regularity that can be counted on. Inspiration rushes then halts; i...

DEAR ABBY: Six months ago, my husband, "Lee," met his long-lost sister, his father's daughter from a previous marriage. Lee's father passed away when he was ...

After more than 13 months of pandemic-imposed exile from area dining rooms, now that we have a couple of shots in our arms and so have, we hope, most other f...

When I began my work 25 years ago, my vision for fixing our poor, broken communities was driven by my belief in America and what made it successful.

All across the Natural State, clean energy is booming. Traditional Arkansas coal-burning utility companies are investing heavily in solar and wind energy for...

U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming is purportedly again at risk of losing her position as House Republican Conference chair, the third-ranking member of the Hou...

A liberal group called the Southern Progress Fund conducted a poll of more than 1,300 people in Arkansas late last month.

Apparently it has nothing to do with the spring ritual of attending Razorback clubs all over the state.

After a year's absence, the Outdoor Calendar is returning to this section as wildlife conservation groups begin meeting again and outdoors events resume.