Garrison Keillor

Letting the Swedes decide this prize is like letting the Swiss decide the Cy Young Award winner.

In America, people still know how to break bread together and talk about life, no matter the 700 whack jobs in Charlottesville and one in the White House.

It's a privilege to know people over the course of a lifetime.

Tender hands, soothing voices combine with medical virtuosity to make a miracle -- a miracle that shouldn't be exclusive.

If you need to walk through the world in a state of stupefaction, you don't belong in a democracy.

Crazy times: It's good to go away.

Climate change? Trump is giving the people who elected him what they wanted.

Cart off Gen. James McPherson, rescue Duke Ellington from the obscurity of T Street.

Garrison Keillor: The American people do not wish their president to be on the front page every single day, especially not for saying stupid stuff.

This is different from the world I live in.

It's spring now, and the majority has that ennobling light that comes from getting the shaft.

Nothing new under the sun? Not even Solomon saw this one coming.

The Lord is my shepherd. OK? Totally. Big league. He is a tremendous shepherd.

Democrats are blaming it on the creaky old Electoral College, but the problem is the lack of rapid interstate transit.

An old Northern liberal passes the time in Charleston and Savannah, where he savors good food and good company.