Opinion and Letters

That epic governor's race we had expected for 2022 seems close to premature conclusion.

You have no doubt heard of the 27 Club, a commonly held notion that an inordinate number of musicians die at the age of 27. It stems from the fact that over ...

During the coast-to-coast career years in cities ranging from San Diego to Phoenix, Chicago, Ohio and New Jersey, I frequently would lapse into longing for t...

The New York Daily News

"Would it be fair for us to infer, since what the president said today is now considered the operative statement, to quote you, that the other statement is n...

To remain democracy

NORTH LITTLE ROCK -- The School District will offer an in-person summer school program in hopes of mitigating some of the learning loss created by the covid-...

THE HALFWAY point of any hard task is usually welcome. If you’re mowing the lawn and are half finished, that’s progress. You’re on the back nine! Downhill fr...

See the latest work from editorial cartoonist John Deering.‎

It wasn't even close. The final count was 1,798 against and 738 for, 71 percent to 29 percent.

Recently, I received a Judge of the Year ballot from the Pulaski County Bar Association. Although I am a member of the Pulaski County Bar Association and cou...

Last week, state Sen. Joyce Elliott and Rep. Vivian Flowers introduced Senate Bill 674, an important piece of legislation in the Arkansas Legislature that wi...

Once again, there is a bill before the General Assembly that would pay for private school tuition fees for poor kids, and provide an income tax credit to tho...

At the heart of the criticism of Georgia's new voting law is a misunderstanding regarding liberal democracy, or, more precisely, what is required to sustain it.

There have been several efforts in the last few years to ban, or seriously reduce, "dark money" campaigns in Arkansas. House Bill 1899 is the latest. Maybe t...