Sohn: Yes, President-elect Biden, now it is time to heal
It's been a long time coming: President-elect Joe Biden's punch back to Donald Trump's totally false characterization of a stolen election and his "unconscionable" fraudulent attack on voting.

It's been a long time coming: President-elect Joe Biden's punch back to Donald Trump's totally false characterization of a stolen election and his "unconscionable" fraudulent attack on voting.

When the Trump administration last week finalized a rule that could make it more difficult to enact public health protections by changing the way the EPA calculates costs and benefits of new limits on air pollution, the rule makers didn't take into account Chattanooga's example of how such costs and benefits play out.

Is the whole country going nuts?

Our president - the current one, not the incoming presidential one - wants credit for COVID-19 vaccines.

Donald Trump went down to Georgia on Saturday - ostensibly to campaign for two incumbent Republican senators who, on Monday were ever so slightly behind in polls for a Jan. 5 runoff election against their Democratic challengers.

Forty-five days and some change.

The clock keeps ticking.

It's clear we can expect scary COVID-19 headlines for a while - despite the good news of late about vaccines on the horizon.

There is a serial killer roaming among us, and its name is COVID-19.

The devil went down to Georgia. He was lookin' for a soul to steal.
