A response to Soucheray’s question In Joe Soucheray’s Jan. 27 column, he asks, “How would you have handled the Ricky Cobb stop, County Attorney Moriarty?” In seeking answers to how the arrest could have been approached without murdering Ricky Cobb … Continued
Mary Ann Anderson | Tribune News Service AUGUSTA, Ga.—Ever since Bobby Jones organized the first Masters at Augusta National in 1934, the international tournament has become the holy grail of every golfer hankering to play on its hallowed links or … Continued
On Monday, President Joe Biden signed an executive order that will create a $12 billion fund to improve our understanding of — and ideally treatments for — women’s health. It’s a welcome, if egregiously belated investment by the U.S. government. … Continued
There are so many things to love about the Hawaiian islands — the beaches, the rainforests, the mai tais and food. And especially the poke. As soon as I arrive on Kauai or Maui, I hightail it to a local … Continued
Earlier this month, author Percival Everett put on a tuxedo to attend the Academy Awards with his wife, novelist Danzy Senna. First-time filmmaker Cord Jefferson, who adapted Everett’s 2001 novel “Erasure” to make the film “American Fiction,” won for best … Continued