Two columnists express opposite views on whether the Democrats can prevail in the 2022 election.

Since the Supreme Court recognized a constitutional right to abortion almost 50 years ago, a powerful legal movement has sought to overturn the ruling, while abortion rights advocates have fought to protect it.

November marks a pair of important anniversaries, bookends of a dark period in human history.

This may be the day the Supreme Court turns this country on its head.

The Erlanger Board of Trustees' decision in October to remove the hospital's chief of staff is drawing concern from physicians even outside the health system. And well it should.

We learned last week that Tennessee Republicans in the statehouse were throwing cold water on a proposed congressional redistricting map drawn by state Democrats.

If "omicron" - the new COVID-19 variant - isn't the word of the year for 2022, we'll know we have dodged another bullet.

Hamilton County's two lowest performing high schools took opposite tracks when it came to 2021 graduation rates, numbers released by the Tennessee Department of Education show.

On the same day next November when Tennesseans decide whether to re-elect Gov. Bill Lee, they'll also decide whether the constitutional amendment effort he agreed to lead last week will pass.

Why would they do this?

How do we ensure that the world has access to the COVID-19 vaccines needed to prevent more variants like the latest omicron strain from emerging?

The media have been awash in hand-wringing stories from reporters and columnists concerning 2020 census data showing a decline in the rate of population growth from 2010.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday heard oral arguments for and against a Mississippi law that would ban abortions after 15 weeks.

The death of composer Stephen Sondheim at 91 is more than the end of an era.

Republicans have a lot to be thankful for.