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⏎ What Ever Happened to State's Rights?
State’s rights: In the last decade, State’s rights haven’t truly been a big focus aside from arguments over the electoral college [https://w
Politics in Everything and Everything in Politics
The CMAs are back in full swing tonight, live audience and all, but with a Covid protocol [https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/m
⏎ Bend the Ear
Who do Tennessee lawmakers really represent?
✻ Three Takeaways from Special Session
Tennessee Republicans draw a new line against federal overreach in Tennessee’s most recent special session
Grave Markers, Fraternal Orders, & Ghosts of the Past
What ghosts of our past can teach us about our future
Another Day, Another Session
What to expect from Tennessee's Covid-19 Special Session this week
Redraw the County Lines, Please Sir
Redistricting for state Senate, State House, and U.S. House districts is upon us and you don’t need census data to know that Tennessee has changed immensely over the last decade.
Hast Thou Seen the Flu?
Health officials around the country warn of a rough flu season this winter, but questions still remain about what happened to the flu last year.
The Good, the Bad, the Monoclonal Antibodies
Misinformation [https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/health/2021/09/28/tennessee-resists-covid-vaccines-embraces-monoclonal-antibodies/5817
Leaders in a Media-less World
Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp were down for more than five hours yesterday and here’s the question I pose to you: If there was no media,
Filling in the Gaps
How one Tennessean is picking up where the government left off in Afghanistan
Restaurants Grasping at Straws
“We’re just trying to survive through the pandemic, give everyone who’s here jobs, and be here for the community,” said Nick, a restaurant m
The Man Who Sued the World
...and lived to tell the tale.