Opinion: Grandmas’ night out with ‘Barbie’
When Denise and I went to see the "Barbie" movie last weekend, I wasn't sure what to expect.
Opinion: Stranger shopping at Walmart
As I was leaving my neighborhood Walmart yesterday morning, a total stranger stopped in front of me and announced, "The Biden family is living off millions while the rest of us are poor!"
Opinion: On the road to what, Chattanooga?
I was surprised to see the photos of Ron DeSantis' multi-car, motorcade pileup on I-75 that stalled his arrival at a campaign fundraising event.
Opinion: Time is well spent at the library
As I enter our downtown library, I'm reminded of a famous quote by science fiction writer Ray Bradbury: "Libraries raised me." Growing up in Bermuda, the one small public library was a treasure, and my grandmother donated the Encyclopedia Britannica to it. When we came to America, we lived in several communities before settling in Long Island, New York. Lacking any sense of direction, I often got lost but agree with Albert Einstein, who said, "The only thing that you absolutely have to know is the location of the library."
Opinion: Embrace laser lights shows as the ‘fireworks’ of the future
The Fourth of July fireworks were wonderful.
Opinion: Tackling bias and diversity benefits all
I hesitated going into the banquet room at the Chattanooga Convention Center for the 2023 Diversify Summit hosted by the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce and BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee.
Opinion: AI alarm bells should ring loudly now
The AI news got my attention when Dr. Geoffrey Hinton resigned from Google. The "Godfather of AI" wanted to speak publicly about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence.
Opinion: Anti-diversity rage explodes in our schools
The graduation ceremony at the Florida liberal arts New College was filled with boos, jeers and chants from the students.
Opinion: Little common sense and no brilliance
The recent televised town hall with former President Donald Trump attracted CNN's largest prime-time audience since July 21, 2022.
Opinion: Supreme Court scandals are no laughing matter
The White House Correspondents' Dinner has always been a hub for controversial satire targeting well-known figures.