Opinion

I read Josh Snyder's story about the mental health of Arkansans last Sunday. It is interesting and sad, because it basically points out that we were worse off …

Last week, nearly four years on, the detailed 2020 Census data was released--detailed numbers of ethnic groups. (Covid held things up.) This data reveals who W…

Some people don't know how the world works. See the Bloomberg "others say" below this editorial. The editors at the outlet say the current impasse in Washingto…

If the baseline requirement of a functional government is keeping the lights on, the U.S. doesn't have much of a government. With House Republicans unable to p…

I  awoke the other day thinking of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's decree last week that senators could dress on the Senate floor like garage mechanics,…

The Washington Post came out Sunday with a headline essentially saying it didn't believe its own poll that was conducted in partnership with ABC.

Will certainly happen

"... European newcomers saw the land as an enemy to be vanquished. The Indians saw the prairie and forests as a benefactor, and they practiced a benign tenancy…

You know something is a big fat economic deal when companies from St. Louis to South Korea, from Frankfurt to Seoul, from Amsterdam to the Arkansas Teacher Ret…

CNN had an interactive feature the other day on its website that showed how some American classrooms have changed over the years. Gone are open campuses (at le…

The questions linger because they haven't been fully answered even after 35 years: Who thought it was a good idea to put Michael Dukakis in that tank? And why …

The Central Arkansas Library System (CALS) is a Little Rock jewel. Libraries can easily become passive repositories of books, places that just wait for residen…

The dreaded bladder leak. Whether brought on by a powerful sneeze, strenuous exercise class or as part of an uncontrollable urge, urinary incontinence, also kn…

Disdain for scholars

Let's play a game of Obfuscation.