Chris Haddock is a family medicine doctor in Ringgold, Georgia, and by all accounts a good one.

Normally you'd have to go to a youth hockey all-star meeting to see that many white people yelling at each other at the same time.

It is time we memorialize the five Chattanoogans — five African American women — shot in an act of domestic terrorism in 1980.

Surely Harvey Weinstein never expected to find himself handcuffed and led off to a jail cell.

Remember when the juiciest follow-the-money stories about President Donald Trump were his six bankruptcies? Gosh, that seems like a 100 years ago. Now we run out of fingers counting the serial money scandals of our 45th president. Here's a laundry list to help put this wheeling, self-dealing presidency into perspective:

We've seen the ruinous effect of President Donald Trump's placement of a de facto Roy Cohn — William Barr — at the top of the Department of Justice. And we're about to see that same kind of ruin with Trump's appointment of propagandist Richard Grenell as acting director of national intelligence.

The comment is more than 10 days old now, but it continues to rankle. Like an ingrown toenail, persistent indigestion or a stubborn raspberry seed in between two teeth.

"The longer the establishment is divided, the more difficult it is to stop him from winning primaries and accumulating delegates. He will need to broaden his appeal — something that he has shown no inclination or ability to do."

Despite record low unemployment levels for black Americans, U.S. Rep. James Clyburn, D-South Carolina, says employment has been better for members of his race in this country.

In last week's Democratic debate, former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg charged that Sen. Bernie Sanders' policy proposals would cost $50 trillion. Holy Indiana.

Are you a Democrat or independent looking for a different way to talk about the Democratic presidential candidates with friends who don't agree with you?

Most polls show any of a half-dozen Democratic candidates leading Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential contest.

In "Jaws 2," Roy Scheider reprises his role as Police Chief Brody, the landlubber lawman forced to battle a great white shark.

With Bernie Sanders romping in Nevada, we come to it again. The insurgent candidate, armored against normal political forces and equipped with a passionate following, leads a field of more conventional party politicians. His early-state successes have given him a clear path to a plurality of pledged convention delegates. And his rivals are dividing the votes that might derail him while what remains of the party establishment day by day proves itself irrelevant.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who did not have a great performance in Wednesday's Democratic debate, nevertheless said something interesting.