Media Matters: Libel Law 101
More than 60 years ago, the Supreme Court decided a case that has guided libel law ever since. While the case has endured through the decades, some have pushed to reconsider it, including a member of the current court.
Politics
Canceled office hours for Davidson rep cause frustration; team cites scheduling conflict
Constituents who showed up for office hours with a staffer of Congressman Warren Davidson in Oxford last week were disappointed to learn the event was canceled.
A conversation with citizens of Dubno, Ukraine, three years after the Russian invasion
Guest columnist Stephen Norris writes about his conversations about the Russo-Ukrainian War with two residents of Dubno, Oxford's Sister City.
As Trump’s anti-immigration policies take hold, locals find support in each other
Immigrants in Oxford have turned to family and friends for community in the past year as Donald Trump has promised mass deportations. One local lawyer says deportations at the scale President Trump has promised will face massive logistical problems.
Guest Column: Ukraine’s children and the war
Guest columnist Stephen Norris reflects on how three years of Russia's full-scale invasion into Ukraine have changed the children who live there.
Letter to the Editor: USAID was the little agency that could … until now
The gutting of USAID is damaging to the United States, Emily Greenberg writes in a letter to the editor.
Oxford residents plan rally to support science
As President Donald Trump continues to cut funding and fire federal employees in an effort to reshape the federal government, people locally and nationally are calling for scientific research to continue receiving funding.