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Why we survived 2025—and still don’t know what it meant

Philip Martin

As Arkansas ends PBS affiliation, a choice for viewers

John Brummett

CAL THOMAS: Wrong again

Cal Thomas

OTHERS SAY: The bookstore comeback is good news for readers

The Chicago Tribune

COLUMNIST: Experimenting on dogs is getting harder to defend

Bloomberg

NWA EDITORIAL | Cycling, robust trails network vital to Northwest Arkansas’ capacity to absorb waves of new residents

Nwa Democrat-Gazette

COLUMNIST: Five reasons to be optimistic about the 2026 economy

Bloomberg

Roger Armbrust, the gentle soul, ambling poet of Hillcrest

Steve Straessle

ON BOOKS | OPINION: Writers we lost in 2025 — aliterary in memoriam

Philip Martin

Defending The Donald (Part I)

Bradley Gitz

Arkansas voters want officials who listen, build trust

Kelly Grappe Special To The Democrat-Gazette

Our unfair treatment of public schools

Gwen Faulkenberry

Celebrations among the enslaved

Brooke Greenberg

We must all stand by our values

David Ronnel Special To The Democrat-Gazette

The economy could use some unfairness

Allison Schrager Bloomberg News Service

I would like to see . . .

Rex Nelson

Bubba breaks it down on economy and Trump

John Brummett

Why Good Parents Can Raise Children Who Do Terrible Things

Philip Martin

Combining technology and nature

Rex Nelson

PAPER TRAILS: Arkansas has its share of writers, musicians on 2025 ‘best-of’ lists

Sean Clancy

Decide now to take steps forward

Richard Mason

Argenta growth giving NWA run for the money

Tommy Foltz

OTHERS SAY: Inflation slows

The Las Vegas Review-Journal

When medical misinformation costs lives

Lynn Schmidt The Fulcrum

MICHELLE GOLDBERG: Candace Owens Is the Conservative Movement’s Frankenstein Monster

The New York Times

Porter Briggs is selling Arkansas to Arkansans

Rex Nelson

A worn football, a hard childhood, and the gifts that last

Philip Martin

School choice works best when it honors every child’s potential

Allison Roberts Special To The Democrat-Gazette

There’s light in the darkness

Robert Steinbuch

OPINION | DRIVETIME MAHATMA: Why so many Arkansas driver’s licenses out there? Blame it on Texas, others

Frank Fellone

OPINION | Faith Matters: Seeking peace and collective goodwill to bless our world

Valerie Chandler Faith Matters

The Southern Fried Podcast: 2025 Year in Review with Skip Rutherford

Rex Nelson

OPINION | DANA KELLEY: Observations on waning 2025 and the new year to come

Dana Kelley

The real story behind Education Freedom Accounts

Emmy Henley Special To The Democrat-Gazette

COLUMNIST: Throwing parental rights on the barbie won’t fly in the United States

Jessica Melugin Tribune News Service

SPIRITS | OPINION: Why I thought I hated Chardonnay — and what Chablis and Fumé Blanc taught me instead

Philip Martin

GREAT MOVIES | OPINION: Why David Cronenberg’s ‘A History of Violence’ remains one of the most unsettling films about American violence

Philip Martin