Lately, Eleanor McCallie Cooper has been ruminating about her hometown newspaper's countdown to digital delivery.

The internet has invented a new celebration: work anniversaries.

Two columnists present opposing viewpoints on President Joe Biden's first year in office.

There's a lot of good stuff going on right now - despite these stressful times. We don't often get to say this, but we relish the days when we do.

Sneaking in clearcutting plans and other dubious forest management goals around the holidays and coldest winter months clearly is gaining in popularity with agencies charged with "conservation" protection - especially in Tennessee and Georgia.

"Due to multiple data points related to the impact of COVID-19 on operations," nine Hamilton County public schools are shifting to remote learning for the rest of the week, according to an announcement by the Hamilton County Department of Education. And several of the schools will remain virtual until next Tuesday, according to a news release from the schools department.

When government officials offer the public a voice in their upcoming budget priorities, they never know what they might get.

The leader in the clubhouse in the Hamilton County's mayor race is ... undecided.

Last fall, when the Tennessee legislature in a special session changed the law to allow school board campaigns to be conducted on a partisan basis, the cry went up from most Democrats and a few Republican that it would - gasp! - bring politics into elections where the education of our children is at stake.

The fate of the Capitol on the day of the insurrection, some White House insiders believed, rested on the slender shoulders of Ivanka Trump.

As a pulmonary and critical care physician in Southern California treating hospitalized patients with COVID-19, I am noticing a rising tension.

For four years, the phrase "infrastructure week" was a punchline. A metaphor for the abysmal failure that was supposed to be Donald Trump's signature legislative achievement.

The Michigan Democratic Party gave Republicans - and parents - a gift last weekend. It showed everyone what the party really believes.

The art of deconstructing an argument by refutation and holding a person accountable for previous statements that the person now contradicts was once an honored tradition.

In June a statistic floated across my desk that startled me. In 2020, the number of miles Americans drove fell 13% because of the pandemic, but the number of traffic deaths rose 7%.