History Minute: George Rose Smith
George Rose Smith was praised as "an example of what a judge ought to be" by one legal scholar. In his 37 years on the Arkansas Supreme Court, he never failed …
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OPINION | ROBERT STEINBUCH: How the Grinch stole Chanukah
Last week, anti-Israel activists crashed Arkansas Chabad-Lubavitch's annual outdoor menorah lighting celebrating Chanukah, while Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott …
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OPINION | CHRIS WRIGHT: Cyber hygiene
Fundamentals are key to cybersecurity
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Wheeling around
This week, my puny-armed friends and I decided to go rock climbing.
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New Year's recuperations
Yes, it's that time you've been waiting for all year, when I reveal my list of New Year's resolutions that I likely won't be able to keep beyond Valentine's Da…
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Will Rogers knew Congress too well
As we head into the New Year, the approval ratings of the U.S. Congress are still at historic lows. After bottoming out at 12% last February, Congressional app…
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Opinion: IN ERA OF EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED, ONE DECISION DID SHOCK
by Christine Flowers on December 30, 2024
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My New Year's Resolutions for Some Powerful People
I made a few New Year's resolutions this week -- not for me, but as self-improvement ideas for some of the people running our country. No need for them to than…
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Opinion: WHAT'S YOUR OPINION OF "GENTLE PARENTING"?
Remember when parents sternly warned, "Don't take candy from strangers"?
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OPINION | PHILIP MARTIN: No golden light
I met Werner Trieschmann in 1989.
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OPINION | MIKE MASTERSON: Slurs behind us
Mr. Leland: "It is an easy thing to call names; any fool is equal to that."
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OPINION | JOHN BRUMMETT: A righteous man gone
Today at 3:45 a.m.
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OPINION | STEVE STRAESSLE: Worth and worry
As you read this column, I'm probably bringing my wife a cup of coffee and asking her if she'd like anything else. Today is her birthday. The kids are still in…
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OPINION | KRISTEN EVERETT EASTMAN: Break the pattern
Do you remember ever posting or saying anything like, "good riddance 2010. 2011 you must save us!" Yet for the last five years or so, this has been part of our…
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OPINION | REX NELSON: Political and business acumen runs in the lineage of Warren Stephens, nominated to be U.S. ambassador to Great Britain
In the 1840s, a community was established along a small road through the pine woods of what was then Saline County. A post office opened there in 1857 and was …
