If things go according to form, probably too few Americans will pause today for a moment of solemn remembrance of our fellow citizens who lost their lives while serving in the U.S. armed forces.
In the wake of mixed reactions to President Obama's announced support of gay marriage, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People echoed that stance as one of civil rights.
As Congress and the president rush headlong into another surreal battle over raising the federal debt limit, it behooves us to think for a moment about what exactly it is that the pro-debt-increase Democrats are asking of the country.
After final exams, most can remember heading to that summer job.
The sheer silliness of the latest assault on free religious expression -- this time at Hamilton County Commission meetings -- can best be appreciated just by contemplating the principles spelled out in the First Amendment to the Constitution.
Daily, the public is exposed to news stories, feature articles and social sites that promote data expressed in a polling format. The purpose of using polls is to reflect public opinion in a surveyed area of interest with an identified population.
Chattanooga is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty and with plentiful points of historical interest.
Two people have made the news in recent months, offering an opportunity for society to glean valuable information that testifies to a reality: If personal responsibility is not demanded with consequences, it will not occur.
The Obama administration's hostility to at least some expressions of faith can be palpable at times, and not only in Obama's deeply insulting pre-presidential declaration that blue-collar workers "cling" to religion because they are "bitter" about the eco
If the sense of alienation that many Southerners feel toward President Barack Obama wasn't already clear to the known universe, it became so on Tuesday night. John Wolfe, a Chattanooga attorney operating on a shoestring budget in seeking the Democratic pr
There is something well-nigh obscene in the perpetual demands that Israel make concessions to its sworn enemies that virtually no other country conceivably would be asked to make.
Dare to dream, Mr. Vice President. From the mouth of Vice President Joe Biden to an audience in Ohio: "I get tired of being called a middle-class Joe, like somehow I'm just good old Joe and, oh, I don't dream."
A cult of personality long has surrounded President Barack Obama, and its adherents typically brook little criticism of the president.
Tennessee is in the nation's top three states leading the charge on use of prescription drugs with 18 prescriptions per resident.
Start with the obvious: Opinion polls are fickle. A candidate is up today, down tomorrow. So placing too much stock in early presidential polls is risky business indeed.
