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Richard Mason

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It seems self-evident that failing to do the hard work of determining facts and seeking truth does grievous harm to individuals, communities, and...

yesterday 10

Arnold Holtberg Special To The Democrat-Gazette

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Brooke Greenberg

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John Brummett

A standoff that remains unresolved

yesterday 10

Gwen Faulkenberry

PAPER TRAILS: Helena woman’s poker strategy scores $100,000 grant for her med-tech company

Misti Staley of Helena-West Helena has always loved to play games, but she didn't take up poker until recently. It's paid off in a big way, but not...

yesterday 10

Sean Clancy

OTHERS SAY: Why is Secret Service dropping the ball on protecting president?

President Donald Trump's Secret Service detail has one job: Protect the president. Yet even after a 2024 assassination attempt in which...

yesterday 10

The Boston Herald

Spiritual reawakening, new attitude needed for 2026

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Tommy Foltz

Seeding incentives to succeed

As we approach a new year, many of us pledge to tackle ambitious goals, whether it's sticking to an exercise routine or reading more books. While...

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Clay Ramey Special To The Democrat-Gazette

‘Extra blankets for the cold’

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Philip Martin

High hopes for 2026

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Rex Nelson

My 2026 wish list for all of Arkansas

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Rex Nelson

Colorblindness and the limits of perception

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Philip Martin

The de-decorating tradition continues, for tree, ourselves

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Steve Straessle

COLUMNIST: A not totally serious forecast for 2026

Last year's not-totally-serious predictions were as forgettable as President Donald Trump's second inaugural address. Undaunted, we look ahead to...

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Carl P. Leubsdorf The Dallas Morning News

OPINION| DRIVETIME MAHATMA: Witty license plate phrases help ring in 2026

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Frank Fellone

COLUMNIST: Get ready, 2026 is going to be great

Although my predictions for 2026 come with an asterisk because it is impossible to forecast the future accurately, and black swan events can throw...

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Chris Talgo Tribune News Service

At 100, ‘The Sun Also Rises’ can feel newly relevant

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Philip Martin

OPINION | ROBERT STEINBUCH: A possible case for impropriety

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Robert Steinbuch

Resolve, not resolutions, needed for education, crime

The human trait of proclaiming good intentions but failing to follow through is ancient and universal. "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is...

friday 1

Dana Kelley

OTHERS SAY: Trump makes headway on smaller federal workforce

For the first time in decades, the federal bureaucracy is getting smaller. According to the latest federal jobs report, the government has shed...

friday 8

The Las Vegas Review-Journal

Arkansas still has time to figure out PBS problem

On Dec. 11, 2025, the Arkansas Educational Television Commission voted to disaffiliate from the national PBS network. The reason given was that it...

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Leon Kaplan Special To The Democrat-Gazette

New year means higher health-insurance rates; thanks, GOP

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John Brummett

OPINION | GWEN FAULKENBERRY: So much work to be done

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01.01.2026 5

Gwen Faulkenberry

Hill, Cotton back on radar, but not for Arkansas constituents

Now that Arkansas' junior U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton and 2nd District Congressman French Hill have resurfaced after disappearing for several months,...

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Doug Szenher Special To The Democrat-Gazette

COLUMNIST: Trump had his foreign policy wins in 2025

For President Donald Trump's supporters, 2025 has been a year of transformation. For his opponents, it's been nothing short of a long nightmare....

01.01.2026 1

Daniel Depetris The Chicago Tribune

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Philip Martin

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Philip Martin

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Bloomberg

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STAR PARKER: Republicans will win in 2026

In a Wall Street Journal interview a few days ago, President Donald Trump was circumspect regarding his party's prospects in the 2026 congressional...

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Star Parker

Worthy goals, not resolutions, for the new year to come

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Exercise aids in living your best life

Richard Mason

Fact or fiction? Hard to tell

Arnold Holtberg Special To The Democrat-Gazette

Alone in a cold day dawning

Brooke Greenberg

A new year means new arrows for Arkansas, U.S.

John Brummett

A standoff that remains unresolved

Gwen Faulkenberry

PAPER TRAILS: Helena woman’s poker strategy scores $100,000 grant for her med-tech company

Sean Clancy

OTHERS SAY: Why is Secret Service dropping the ball on protecting president?

The Boston Herald

Spiritual reawakening, new attitude needed for 2026

Tommy Foltz

Seeding incentives to succeed

Clay Ramey Special To The Democrat-Gazette

‘Extra blankets for the cold’

Philip Martin

High hopes for 2026

Rex Nelson

My 2026 wish list for all of Arkansas

Rex Nelson

Colorblindness and the limits of perception

Philip Martin

The de-decorating tradition continues, for tree, ourselves

Steve Straessle

COLUMNIST: A not totally serious forecast for 2026

Carl P. Leubsdorf The Dallas Morning News

OPINION| DRIVETIME MAHATMA: Witty license plate phrases help ring in 2026

Frank Fellone

COLUMNIST: Get ready, 2026 is going to be great

Chris Talgo Tribune News Service

At 100, ‘The Sun Also Rises’ can feel newly relevant

Philip Martin

OPINION | ROBERT STEINBUCH: A possible case for impropriety

Robert Steinbuch

Resolve, not resolutions, needed for education, crime

Dana Kelley

OTHERS SAY: Trump makes headway on smaller federal workforce

The Las Vegas Review-Journal

Arkansas still has time to figure out PBS problem

Leon Kaplan Special To The Democrat-Gazette

New year means higher health-insurance rates; thanks, GOP

John Brummett

OPINION | GWEN FAULKENBERRY: So much work to be done

Gwen Faulkenberry

Hill, Cotton back on radar, but not for Arkansas constituents

Doug Szenher Special To The Democrat-Gazette

COLUMNIST: Trump had his foreign policy wins in 2025

Daniel Depetris The Chicago Tribune

COLUMNIST: The positive climate news you may have missed this year

David Fickling Bloomberg Opinion

LONG LOOK | OPINION: How one 19th-century painting changed my view of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Philip Martin

GREAT MOVIES | OPINION: ‘The Big Lebowski’ — The Dude still abides in ’26

Philip Martin

COLUMNIST: Admit it, you’re in a relationship with AI

Bloomberg

From Hope to Little Rock, a view on unfounded hate

Rex Nelson

STAR PARKER: Republicans will win in 2026

Star Parker

Worthy goals, not resolutions, for the new year to come

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