There's been much preparation for the upcoming exhibit, "Americans and the Holocaust: A Traveling Exhibition for Libraries from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum," at the Chattanooga Public Library from Jan. 27 to Feb. 27.
What should I write about as we enter 2023? That's what I asked my sister-in-law who lives in a senior living complex not far from where a kid drew a swastika on a huge Hanukkah menorah display.
I was transfixed when Elon Musk first took over as Twitter's CEO weeks ago.
Our dinner table discussion of the midterm election spanned four generations: Millennial, Generation X, Boomer and the Silent Generation.
What do you think will happen in the upcoming elections when Republicans hold up domestic terrorists like those who participated in Jan. 6 as heroes?
Have you heard that Kanye West, now calling himself Ye, might buy the self-styled free speech platform called Parler?
On the morning before the Jewish New Year last month, I walked into a Chattanooga neighborhood convenience store and was greeted by a customer with "Heil Hitler!" and a Nazi salute.
With the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, I remember when my daughter first heard the queen speak on the radio.
To all of you who, like me, have been long time Ken Burns fans, his documentaries have been mesmerizing: "The Civil War," "Jazz," "Baseball," "The Vietnam War" and "The Roosevelts."
It's amazing that Medicare recipients just gained a cap on what they will pay for insulin. It's incredible considering the pharmaceutical industry's lobbying efforts against any price controls or negotiations. Spearheaded by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, often known as Pharma, those efforts have been ongoing for years. And in September 2021, it was reported by The Hill that Pharma was launching a seven-figure ad campaign against the proposals moving through Congress to allow negotiation of drug prices.
