The Power of Direct Communication: Choosing Dialogue Over Ego As a state legislator, I was struck by Colombian President Petro’s surprise pivot from confrontation to conversation with President Trump. After […]
Editor’s Note: During my 58 years—well, 59 years come January 11th—I’ve seen a lot, learned a lot, and watched this community grow. Many would say we’re growing too fast. I […]
The Buckley Institute at Yale has just released its 2025 Faculty Political Diversity Report, finding a more than 36 to 1 ratio of Democrats to Republicans across all of Yale’s […]
The following is adapted from remarks delivered on November 18, 2025, at a Hillsdale College reception in Franklin, Tennessee. Two momentous things come together as the New Year approaches. The […]
Am I Not Enough?” — A Journey Through Faith, Despair, and Healing Troy William’s book, Am I Not Enough?, is a raw and deeply honest account of faith tested under […]
Get to Know: NSL 2L Marvin Williamson As a teenager, Marvin Williamson, a Nashville School of Law 21, discovered he had a unique talent while taking an elective at Central […]
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – State Rep. Bryan Terry, R-Murfreesboro, is backing the city of Murfreesboro’s legal challenge to Middle Point Landfill’s (MPL) proposed major expansion and supporting a related resolution before […]
By Dr. Larry Burriss I remember back in high school we were reading the play “Julius Caesar,” and one day I came to class with a paperback copy of the […]
*This article was originally published in the Nashville Scene. Photo credits belong to Hamilton Matthew Masters A look at one of the country’s largest for-profit private prison companies — and […]
On Aug. 22, a Tennessee three-judge panel struck down the state’s Jim Crow-era “intent to go armed” and parks gun bans. After 154 years—and despite GOP supermajorities blocking reform—constitutional rights […]