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DNA tests make racial heritage undeniable

Cycling has become a serious draw to Arkansas. In the Northwest latitudes, Tom and Steuart Walton and the Walton Family Foundation have spearheaded efforts t...

Others may be writing today about Paul Greenberg, as they should.

The Bible says truth will set us free. If that's the case, I'm surprised many across the planet nowadays aren't bound in chains in the darkest dungeon.

Richard Florida is a well-known adviser to cities and urban initiatives, including one in Oklahoma known as Tulsa Remote. He's a professor at the University ...

What is the quintessential American act? It is the leap of faith. The first European settlers left the comfort of their old countries and migrated to brutal ...

My brother, Dr. William Mason of Little Rock, and I share a rambunctious memory of a raccoon hunt--one that didn't go as expected.

"Stick Figures are People Too" is the title of a free two-hour workshop conducted via Zoom on March 6 by Robert Bean, chair of the Painting and Drawing depar...

Perhaps you're snacking on a banana, sipping some coffee, or sitting in front of your computer and taking a break from work to read this. Most likely, those ...

One of my rites of spring is to make a pilgrimage to Bald Knob in White County to have strawberries and shortcake at the Bulldog diner.

Is Alex Tabarrok right? Are people dying because our coronavirus response is far too conservative?

When I think of Paul Greenberg, I think of fat envelopes stuffed with newspaper clippings addressed to me in the dorm rooms and apartments of my early adulth...

Last Monday evening I was doing a Zoom thing, a panel discussion on "Media and Polarization" hosted by a group of do-gooders called Braver Angels who have as...

The grand opening of Oaklawn's hotel is nearing, reservations can be made and Saturday was a glorious day for racing.

Sometimes a long-awaited experience is disappointing, but Alaska exceeded my wildest expectations.