A few months ago, I interviewed the grandson of a slave.

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Bobby Petrino ruined my last column, and as I write I know Jeff Long may ruin this one.

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Sunday, April 11, 1937.

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My wife isn’t the kind of person to cause trouble for trouble’s sake, but several years ago she hung a jury — which, in a very roundabout way, offers a contrast with the United States Supreme Court.

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We’ve all heard that if you give a man a fish, he’ll eat for a day, while if you teach a man to fish, he’ll eat for a lifetime.

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The Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments this week on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare. You might have heard that it is somewhat controversial.

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Last week, Republican U.S. Rep. Rick Crawford did something all too uncommon these days: He shot straight with his constituents, and he did it on two subjects – about how deep a hole the country is really in and about how we’ll have to cooperate to climb our way out of it.

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What does Arkansas’ “first kid” – actually, I guess, “third kid” – do when she’s no longer a kid?

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Problems like Iran — they are why presidents leave office looking like they have aged 20 years.

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Would it be possible to get Congress to fund a museum about all the money that Congress wastes?

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