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How Rep. Steve Cohen Keeps His District Poor Nov. 08, 2017
Last week, I testified before the House Judiciary subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice... Read More
School Bus Safety Laws Long Overdue Nov. 26, 2016
If children are our most precious resource, then why aren't we doing more to protect them as they tr... Read More
A Confederate Solution Feb. 22, 2016
In Tennessee, where presumably everyone has a job and enough food to eat, the House of White People'... Read More
Music City Extends Beyond Nashville Jul. 18, 2015
By Steve Bergsman The country road to Leiper's Fork, Tennessee, a hamlet built along scenic Leiper's... Read More
Try Gatlinburg in Winter Feb. 21, 2015
By Steve Bergsman When deep winter settles into the narrow valleys of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, the fre... Read More
War on Christianity Still Alive and Well in America Aug. 22, 2014
Many reject the notion that a good segment of our popular culture and of our political class is at w... Read More
A Local Fight for the Future of the Internet Jul. 18, 2014
The business lobby often demands that government get out of the way of private corporations, so that... Read More
The Little Giant Jun. 28, 2014
Back in the dark days — before the invention of cable news, texting and Twitter — there ... Read More
How Corruption Shapes State Policy Jun. 27, 2014
A few weeks ago, I took a trip to Tennessee — a state that has been called the most corrupt in... Read More
A Road Trip to the Quirky Tennessee Delta Jun. 14, 2014
By Steve Bergsman When I traveled in the west Tennessee delta country — from Memphis to Union ... Read More
The Labor Market's Double Standards Apr. 04, 2014
Technology, sports and politics are distinct worlds. They have their own junkies, their own vernacul... Read More
You Can Stop Paying for Al Gore's Mistake Nov. 29, 2010
In Greece earlier this month, Al Gore made a startling admission: "First-generation ethanol, I ... Read More
