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When play begins next year at Majestic Park in Hot Springs, I plan to be there. I have two sons who played youth baseball and enjoyed following them across t...
by Rex Nelson - March 6, 2021"You look like Kenny Rogers with that beard," his wife said one afternoon.
by Steve Straessle - March 6, 2021Dear Mahatma: I was at the Revenue Office the other day. A little old lady in the line next to mine was told she couldn't get her car tag because of a $100 f...
by Frank Fellone - March 6, 2021How do nations sleepwalk into war? Often through lack of imagination.
by TRUDY RUBIN THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER - March 6, 2021The extraordinary events over my own lifetime led me to conclude that, while we can't pretend to know the ways of our creator, his involvement in our lives i...
by Mike Masterson - March 6, 2021Relieving yourself in public is illegal in every state. I assume that few readers are surprised to hear this; I also assume that many readers wonder why I fe...
by Paul Krugman The New York Times - March 6, 2021At this point in the Pisces solar journey, we are getting so used to playing in the ethereal that we no longer identify it as a dream.
by Holiday Mathis - March 6, 2021DEAR ABBY: I'm married to the most patient, loving and wonderful husband in the world. Recently, I had a falling-out with his friend group. I admit I was not...
by Abigail Van Buren - March 6, 2021Mike Neighbors peered into the Ole Miss Rebels' SEC Women's Basketball Tournament mirror Thursday in Greenville, S.C., and saw his Razorbacks teams of recent...
by Nate Allen - March 6, 2021Now that beloved children’s-book author Dr. Seuss is an “outlaw,” parents across the land face a desperate conundrum: What can they possibly read to their ch...
by ALYSSA ROSENBERG THE WASHINGTON POST - March 5, 2021News that the company overseeing the estate of Theodor Geisel—better known to generations of children and parents as Dr. Seuss—will stop publishing new copie...
by SONNY BUNCH THE WASHINGTON POST - March 5, 2021Sometimes an idea gets legs in Washington that is so objectively bad, you're almost tempted to admire it simply for beating the odds. Such is the case with l...
by FRENCH HILL SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE - March 5, 2021With 50 states, each with its own laws and governmental policy budgets that affect daily living most, comparisons are both inevitable and insightful.
by Dana Kelley - March 5, 2021A year ago, we were still almost two weeks away from the cancellation of all spring sports, including conference basketball tournaments and the NCAA Tournament.
by Wally Hall - March 5, 2021The University of Arkansas appears to be still in the running for 4-star cornerback Toriano Pride Jr. despite not making his top six schools.
by Richard Davenport - March 5, 2021