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IDEA ALLEY: No-sugar ice cream a wartime necessity I love reading old cookbooks and recipes. In fact, poring through our historic archives searching for recipes for this column is one of my favorite parts of my ... by Kelly Brant - April 24, 2019

DEAR ABBY: Acupuncturist gets stuck with the dinner bill -- twice DEAR ABBY: I am a licensed acupuncturist. One of my patients (also male) asked me to dinner, and since he seemed like a decent guy, I decided to go. After we fi... by Abigail Van Buren - April 24, 2019

Kids who can't stop video games are indeed addicts Julie Jargon is a reporter with the Wall Street Journal. Heretofore, she has written about food companies such as Starbucks and McDonald's. As of April 2, howev... by John Rosemond - April 23, 2019

Prayer: Turning fears into hope, peace This is an Easter story. I've told parts of it before. But sometimes, to tell a new story, you need to repeat an old one. April 23, 2019

PHILIP MARTIN: Hunt and peck "Composing on the typewriter, I find that I am sloughing off all my long sentences which I used to dote upon. Short, staccato, like modern French prose. The typ... by Philip Martin - April 23, 2019

The next Russian hack Whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice is a crucial question, the answer to which special counsel Robert Mueller III implied but did not state clearl... April 23, 2019

MIKE MASTERSON: Dedicated to help Hope Cottages by Mike Masterson - April 23, 2019

JOHN BRUMMETT: Meanness' best hope "Good news!" Gov. Asa Hutchinson proclaimed Friday with Trumpian-styled punctuation and restraint on Twitter. by John Brummett - April 23, 2019

WALLY HALL: El Dorado a perfect host for Symetra Tour El Dorado is racing full speed into becoming the cultural capital of LA (Lower Arkansas). by Wally Hall - April 23, 2019

DEAR ABBY: Woman enjoys dating, but is distracted by online romance DEAR ABBY: I am a woman who has re-entered the dating pool after a few years of being single. I have gone on some amazing dates with fabulous men. by Abigail Van Buren - April 23, 2019

S.E. CUPP: Bernie Sanders, the insider There's good news and bad news for Bernie Sanders. The bad news is that 2020 is proving to be a lot more work than 2016 was. He's no longer a protest candidate ... by S.E. CUPP Tribune Content Agency - April 22, 2019

BRADLEY R. GITZ: The new socialism Only three decades out from sorting through the rubble of the Berlin Wall, socialism appears to have become all the rage among the Democratic Party base. by Bradley R. Gitz - April 22, 2019

PRACTICALLY ACTIVE: Who needs to know about oral cancers? Anyone with a mouth Close to 53,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral cancers this year, according to the Oral Cancer Foundation. Oral cancers cause more than 9,750 deaths a ye... by Rosemary Boggs - April 22, 2019

OLD NEWS: April 1919 was a heck of a month for Orange-Crush, Crow-Burlingame and scofflaws Advertisements proclaimed the arrival of a new beverage on the Little Rock quaffing scene in April 1919 — and we're not talking about Hek, although we could be. by Celia Storey - April 22, 2019

GAME ON: Generation Zero’s world is made of ticky-tacky, so it all looks just the same I was pretty hyped seeing the artwork and trailers for Generation Zero, a dystopian sci-fi thriller set in a version of 1980s Sweden where giant, mysterious rob... by Jason Bennett - April 22, 2019

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