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S.E. CUPP: Big government was the winner at the Democratic debate At the first Democratic primary debate since the American political landscape tectonically shifted, it's no surprise the potential impeachment of President Trum... by S.E. Cupp - October 21, 2019

COLUMNIST: The president should get involved in the art of the debate deal The Commission on Presidential Debates has announced the schedule of 2020 presidential debates. President Donald Trump should quickly dismiss that schedule as u... by Hugh Hewitt The Washington Post - October 21, 2019

Blowing whistles "Even the most brilliant and impeccably ethical leader of any large organization will eventually develop some skeletons in the closet because of the nature of l... by Robert Maranto Special to the Democrat-Gazette - October 21, 2019

Strawman comes alive That Beto O'Rourke's presidential campaign has gone nowhere tells us that some candidates are just too goofy even for a party gone full goofy. That such an oddb... by Bradley R. Gitz - October 21, 2019

WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE! Amusing origins of distracting words When I'm reading, I often come upon a word or phrase that distracts me because I wonder where it came from. No wonder I take so long to finish a book. by BERNADETTE KINLAW Special to the Democrat-Gazette - October 21, 2019

GAME ON: It might not be possible to win in Warsaw Warsaw tells the story of a ragtag band of resistance fighters aiming to overthrow the Germans and reclaim their home city. by Jason Bennett - October 21, 2019

READ TO ME: Spooky fun for young readers Just in time for Halloween, moldy oldie spooky stories nicely designed for brave young readers. by Celia Storey - October 21, 2019

MASTER CLASS: Train with your pelvis position in mind For nearly two decades, I've espoused the benefits of pelvic awareness as part of a comprehensive abdominal strengthening program. by Matt Parrott - October 21, 2019

DEAR ABBY: Boy's disrespect for dad is hard for girlfriend to take DEAR ABBY: I am in a loving relationship with a kind and caring man, "Byron." He has a preteen son, "Eli," from a previous relationship. Eli stays with us sever... by Abigail Van Buren - October 21, 2019

Razorback commentary: The ups and downs of Razorback football Knowing something bad is going to happen seldom makes it easier when it actually does happen. by Nate Allen - October 21, 2019

PAPER TRAILS: Renovating show stars Northwest Arkansas couple The latest TV show about fixing up old homes has an Arkansas twist. October 20, 2019

WALLY HALL: Good thing Malzahn didn't try to win bigger Saturday's outcome is why Gus Malzahn was never going to be the head coach at the University of Arkansas. by Wally Hall - October 20, 2019

AGFC sides forming over baiting, feeding debate A high-stakes poker game is emerging among the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission about the future of baiting and feeding for wildlife. by Bryan Hendricks - October 20, 2019

Texas CB believes he can step in to help Hogs ESPN four-star cornerback Dwight McGlothern Jr.'s ability to relate to University of Arkansas cornerbacks coach Mark Smith is why he'll wrap up his official vis... by Richard Davenport - October 20, 2019

'Crystals in Art: Ancient to Today' shows influence of quartz through thousands of years at new Crystal Bridges Museum of Art exhibition BENTONVILLE -- Consider the crystal. At first, and even on second thought, "Crystals in Art: Ancient to Today" seems like an odd exhibit for Crystal Bridges ... by Philip Martin - October 20, 2019

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