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When he was a baby, Tizzy Smith's older sister would soothe his crying by leaning over his crib, fluttering her fingers in front of his face and cooing: "tizzy, tizzy, tizzy." The name stuck.
by Mark KennedyI lost my Uncle Luther last month.
by Mark KennedyMarijuana policies are clearly headed in a direction that does not align with what we now know.
by John Stonestreet and Maria Baer / BreakPointTimes Editorials
We've said it before. Women will not go back. Nor will plenty of men. Kansas just proved it.
by Pam SohnWhew! County elections are over.
by Pam SohnWhat a wild end to an oddly entertaining county mayor's race.
by Pam SohnFree Press Editorials
We suspect most Tennessee Valley residents already suspect the flimflam aspects of the so-called "Inflation Reduction Act," which recently passed the Democrat-controlled U.S. Senate.
by Clint CooperAn examination of election returns in the 2022 contest for Hamilton County mayor and the initial contest for county mayor under the current system in 1978 indicates how some county voting patterns have switched and some have remained the same based on the direction of national political parties.
by Clint CooperA 7.6-acre site along Lookout Creek at the foot of Lookout Mountain where Union troops once confronted Confederate pickets will now be protected land.
by Clint CooperTimes Commentary
Why now? What explains the thunderous revelation that the FBI executed a search warrant on Monday at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence?
by Harry Litman / The Los Angeles Times 3 hours agoAs a highly combustible news week neared its midpoint, plans were solidifying around Friday afternoon for President Joe Biden to sign into law the Inflation Reduction Act, which, you might have heard, is no small thing.
by Gene Collier / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 3 hours agoThey really did it.
by Paul Krugman / The New York TimesFree Press Commentary
I hated college history.
by Cal Thomas / Tribune Content Agency 3 hours agoAs parents prepare to send their children back to school, many will have made decisions about their child's education that will not only put them on a different trajectory, but also affect the public education system, which is being used in too many districts to indoctrinate more than educate.
by Cal Thomas / Tribune Content AgencySome liberals seemed genuinely surprised by the results of the Kansas referendum on abortion. A reliably Republican state, a sweeping pro-choice victory. Who could have foreseen it?
by Ross Douthat / The New York Times