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WALLY HALL: Thieves in New Orleans get away scot-free In March of 1990, two men disguised as police officers pretended they were reporting to a disturbance, entered the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, ov... by Wally Hall - January 22, 2019

JOHN BRUMMETT: Having a real petty party If you play Donald Trump's game, you become his equal brat. You insulate him by giving him company in the sandbox. by John Brummett - January 22, 2019

Razorbacks end suspense for Hazen athlete Hazen athlete Blayne Toll received the scholarship offer he's been waiting on when the University of Arkansas extended one Monday. January 22, 2019

PHILIP MARTIN: Audi in the gloaming I fear my little dog is mad. by Philip Martin - January 22, 2019

MIKE MASTERSON: Have mercy After 22 years by Mike Masterson - January 22, 2019

Bodes ill for politics Two recent events say a lot about the state of American politics. Neither say anything good. by ED ROGERS The Washington Post - January 22, 2019

Eyebrows in study's crosshairs Here's some weird science for you. January 22, 2019

DEAR ABBY: Man plans to give girlfriend a ring without a proposal DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend, "Jane," and I have been in love for three years. We're both in our 30s. Jane and her daughter have lived with me long enough to know t... by Abigail Van Buren - January 22, 2019

BRADLEY R. GITZ: The lost peace This weekend marked the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the most disastrous diplomatic endeavor in history--the Paris Peace Conference that produced the V... by Bradley R. Gitz - January 21, 2019

PRESTON JONES: The one I needed If I were growing up in a society that emphasized the quick, the easy and the simplistic, I would need a teacher who valued depth and evenhandedness. by Preston Jones Special to the Democrat-Gazette - January 21, 2019

Used and abused The letter began somberly: by S.E. CUPP Tribune Content Agency - January 21, 2019

China's beautiful wall others say by MICHAEL SCHUMAN Bloomberg - January 21, 2019

WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE! Initialism is the least wordy of the -isms Initially, I didn't think I could say a lot about acronyms. I was wrong. by Bernadette Kinlaw, Special to the Democrat-Gazette - January 21, 2019

OLD NEWS: Why Grandpa wouldn’t call long distance until sundown We are 21 days into the new year, have you checked your hat? by Celia Storey - January 21, 2019

SHARON RANDALL: Freedom is worth the risk Have you ever watched a child learning to ride a bike, getting that first taste of freedom? by Sharon Randall - January 21, 2019

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