5+ day, 1+ hour ago   (1156+ words) There are autumns that go down in history as a single moment. There are autumns that become the starting point of a journey. The autumn of 1945 was one such autumn. Eighty-one years have passed. The joyful shouts of Independence Day…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (188+ words) In the past, when someone I didn’t vote for got elected, I used to console myself with the thought, “How much damage can one person do?” Man, was I wrong. • Trashed the economy with capricious and vindictive tariffs and regressive tax…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (750+ words) There are at least two schools of thought when it comes to t… I hear it all the time — something like, “The older people i… Editor’s note: State Rep. Greg Martin represents District 26 in the Tennessee House of Representatives. Americans…...

3+ week, 15+ hour ago   (548+ words) Americans who pay attention to political campaigns have grown accustomed to the phrase "anti-establishment," with candidates on both sides of the aisle recognizing challenging the status quo can be a powerful message. We witnessed it in 2008, as former President Barack…...

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (196+ words) This letter to the editor published in the Opinions section in the Aug. 16, 2026, edition of the Tulsa World. One of the Sirloin Stockade murder victims was in my literature class at Moore Central High School the year he died. What…...

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (940+ words) From a national popular vote and ranked choice voting to proportional representation, court reform and a constitutional right to vote, Rob Richie argues the next era of American democracy will require rewriting the rules. Editor's Note: This commentary originally published…...