Opinion and Letters

BRET STEPHENS: Liberalism pierces tongue Michael Kelly, the legendary journalist who died covering the invasion of Iraq in 2003, once wrote that the "animating impulse" of modern liberalism was to "mar... by BRET STEPHENS The New York Times - October 19, 2018

LEE RUDOFSKY: Thanks, Arkansas It has been about three months since I left the most wonderful job I ever had and probably will ever have: being your state solicitor general. by Lee Rudofsky Special to the Democrat-Gazette - October 19, 2018

DANA D. KELLEY: Mother Nature's dominion Humankind has lofty cerebral capabilities and mechanical abilities to manufacture machines and devise devices that are amazing in their power and complexity. by Dana D. Kelley - October 19, 2018

Forget Paris II Now we've done it. In the debate about climate change, man-made or otherwise, and what to do about a warming Earth, a body puts a lot on the line when deviating... October 19, 2018

Jamal Khashoggi's final appeal Jamal Khashoggi's last column for The Washington Post, written shortly before his Oct. 2 disappearance, espouses the cause that animated most of his life: free ... by The Washington Post - October 19, 2018

Makes good sense I'm in the insurance business. We help create peace of mind and economic security for people. But every day I see hardworking Arkansans who want to provide for ... by Aaron "Blake" Ralston Special to the Democrat-Gazette - October 19, 2018

Letters Mattis on the way out October 19, 2018

JOHN BRUMMETT: The candidates revealed In the beginning, there was Warwick Sabin. by John Brummett - October 18, 2018

ALLISON JORDAN: Higher minimum wage benefits all As election day approaches, it is important for Arkansas voters to understand the impact their vote may have on social issues within their community. by Allison Jordan Special to the Democrat-Gazette - October 18, 2018

JOHN DEERING CARTOON: Trump political health insurance The latest from editorial cartoonist John Deering. October 18, 2018

Failure to launch Groucho Marx once said that politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it all over, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedies. Boy, ho... October 18, 2018

Twenty percent in 2020? The provocative Donald Trump certainly seems to be disliked by a majority of African American professional athletes, cable news hosts, academics and the Congres... by Victor Davis Hanson - October 18, 2018

Power to the people There ought be a law. . . . Fact is, some of us didn't know there wasn't a law, until a state rep brought it up the other day: October 18, 2018

Read the sign "Sign, sign, everywhere a sign October 18, 2018

Help on the inside It took nearly two years, but President Donald Trump has finally said something unflattering about Secretary of Defense James Mattis. Rumors of the president's ... by ELI LAKE Bloomberg View - October 18, 2018

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