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BENTONVILLE— Sports have always been devotion and delusion, and even after living a large part of life in them, I still don’t know how seriously to...
At noon Sept. 19, Arkansas child-care providers logged onto a Zoom meeting expecting good news from the Arkansas Department of Education. Instead,...
I always had an interest in technology and economics. At 14, I launched what became the largest dial-up modem bulletin board system in south...
I was talking to a friend who had recently returned from a trip to Europe, and he made a "looks like a French village" statement while standing on...
It was just another routine day for the crew on "Fox and Friends," churning up the latest conspiracy theories and dissing wokeism. But the...
There's a military expression about a bad habit in the ranks: It's called "fighting the problem." This occurs when an officer or NCO is too busy...
Tired of the whining In a recent column, Gwen Faulkenberry complains she's tired of the political noise in our country. Well, Ms. Faulkenberry,...
The seemingly low-stakes question of whether Chicago restaurants should be free to let patrons bring their dogs has got folks surprisingly engaged....
Recently the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette published an editorial supporting the expansion of nuclear power production in Arkansas. The editorial...
It may be the voters of Franklin County don't amount to much, numerically, in statewide politics, but they deserve better than they're getting from...
In this week’s episode, Rex talks with Sam Dean, Executive Director and CEO of the Scott Family Amazeum in Bentonville, about the hands-on approach...
It says something about the era in which we live--and not anything good--that a governor of Utah fer-cryin'-out-loud, who opposes abortion except...
In recent weeks, Americans have grown increasingly anxious over mounting threats to free expression. New revelations about government influence...
Late last month, I read Jerry Damerow's and Philip Martin's recent columns about digital assets. Mr. Damerow and Mr. Martin explored blockchain...
As our country writhes in response to the heinous murder of Charlie Kirk, the topic of our national discourse is saturated by the employment status...
Each year, my school, the University of Arkansas-Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, welcomes new students in a ceremony most recently...
Words matter. I'm reminded of this almost daily by a framed Nathaniel Hawthorne quote in my office that I received as a gift some years ago, which...
"What do you read, my Lord?" "Words, words, words." --Polonius and Hamlet The place has the smell of new about it: New paint and new carpet. New...
President Trump and Congress recently delivered a major victory to small-business owners, with the passage and signature of the One Big Beautiful...
It's normal--and good--for school leaders to honor inspiring teachers, beloved coaches, civic leaders and accomplished alumni, among others....
Earlier this semester I wrote about my decision to go "old school" in the classes I teach. This meant no phones, no computers; nothing but a...
Forgive me if my thoughts seem a bit jumbled today; between dealing with a neighbor who insists on sharing his tunes through the open window of his...
Democrats, despite their hypersensitive bleeding-heart reputations, can be harsh. Ruthless, even. When it comes to picking their presidential...
One of the few things that can still unite Americans in these bitterly divided political times is the ability to come together in a bipartisan way...