Jim Brown

Remember the 1970 song by Chicago, “Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody really care?”

Remember the 1970 song by Chicago: “Does anybody really know what time it is, does anybody really care?” Louisiana held an election last week and only 17% of registered voters showed up.

Remember the 1970 song by Chicago: “Does anybody really know what time it is, does anybody really care?” Louisiana held an election last week and only 17% of registered voters showed up. Only a handful of voters, both Republican and Democratic, bothered to cast a ballot for United States Senator, one of the most important offices in the nation. So why wasn’t there more interest?

Jim Brown | Guest columnist Increasingly, manufacturers are using digital passwords or encryption ‒ i.e. digital locks ‒ and federal

The right-to-repair issue affects everyday Tennesseans who own cars, personal electronics, home appliances as well as farmers with tractors, etc.

Here we are welcoming the arrival of one of my favorite months, the month of July. When we flip the calendar to July, it means the year is half over; we have experienced half a year already with another half to go.

And I thought voters were distrustful, angry and confrontational a few years back when I held public office in Louisiana.

And I thought voters were distrustful, angry and confrontational a few years back when I held public office in Louisiana.

Our friends up north need to let it go. According to a cross-section of northern commentators, the Second Reconstruction may be over, but they think a third one may be necessary.

Our friends up north need to let it go. According to a cross section of northern commentators, the Second Reconstruction may be over, but they think a third one may be necessary. The first came with the demise of the South following the Civil War. The second began a century later when the Voting Rights Act was enacted in 1965.