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Editorial Cartoons
Nashville School Shooting
Mar 30, 2023
Devastating Tornadoes Kill 25 in Tennessee
Mar 3, 2020 The twisters, which struck after midnight, moved so quickly that many people in their path could not flee to safer areas.
What You Have to Earn to Buy a Home in Biggest U.S. Cities
Nov 21, 2017 Most Americans cannot afford to live in progressive coastal epicenters.
The Academy Voters Have Long Lacked Logic
Feb 29, 2016 Is the "best picture" always the best picture? Not if history is any guide. And some observers will argue that a similar lack of logic is apparent in the shortage of minority representation in the major Oscar nominations.
Fred Thompson, Former Senator and 2008 Presidential Hopeful, Dies at 73
Nov 2, 2015 Fred Thompson's political career spanned several decades and included some unique twists. The former Tennessee senator died in Nashville on Sunday.
50 Years of Freedom
May 17, 2011 Rather than isolating the original Riders’ troubled and painful history to fleeting commemorations or to the realms of amnesia and denial, the 2011 Freedom Ride declares precisely the opposite: that history is alive, ongoing and real. Part celebration and part education, the 2011 Freedom Rides re-enact history.
Nashville Walloped by Flood
May 3, 2010 Last weekend was a very wet one for residents of Nashville, Tenn., as record flooding from the Cumberland River displaced thousands, claimed 12 lives and continued to pose a watery threat to the southeastern city that was expected to persist through Tuesday.
Palin: ‘It Would Be Absurd Not to Consider’ Presidential Run
Feb 8, 2010 There are few single statements that have the power to evoke terror and delight in the same breath, but surely this is one of them: On "Fox News Sunday," the channel's own political commentator and tea-party headliner Sarah Palin opined "that it would be absurd not to consider" a run for the White House in 2012.
Tea Party Gets Even Less Inviting
Feb 6, 2010 While the tea party movement may be brushed off by some as the work of a bunch of misguided Fox News enthusiasts, the opening speech at the first national Tea Party Convention in Nashville suggests something more sinister at the root.
