Sohn: Politicians sniffing the wind and finding Donald Trump’s reputation ‘not a thing of value’
Look around at all the politicians sniffing the wind.
Sohn: Trump administration’s new food stamp rules seem more cruel than money-saving
The Trump administration, brushing aside tens of thousands of protest letters, gave final approval Wednesday to a rule that will remove nearly 700,000 people from the federal food stamp program by strictly enforcing federal work requirements.
Sohn: Yes, it is time to impeach Donald Trump
Bring on this impeachment vote. It's time. It's past time.
Sohn: See the climate forest AND the trees through the Green New Deal – Part 3
Here we are: Sugarplums are dancing in our heads, advertisements are bombarding us to buy stuff we don't need, our president is manipulating the stock market (truly the only thing he knows how to do) by popping off about his fake tariff war and the earth is relentlessly heating up.
Sohn: Chattanooga region’s energy savings today are tomorrow’s climate fix – Part 2
It's undeniable that climate change is happening. It's happening all around us, and it's happening right now.
Sohn: Today’s climate records are our new norms – Part 1
On Nov. 21, the Times Free Press reported that Chattanooga has broken 17 weather-related records in 2019.
Sohn: A by-the-numbers look at why we shouldn’t count American unity out as we feast on thanks+giving
Happy Thanksgiving.
Sohn: What if a member of Congress did more than just excuse President Trump? What if Devin Nunes also helped solicit election interference?
For weeks, as impeachment hearings came and went, Republican and Trump choirboy Devin Nunes took the microphone when it came his time to speak as ranking minority member on the House Intelligence Committee and made some inane comment like, what a "farce" he thought it was to suggest that President Donald Trump was soliciting foreign officials to intervene in the 2020 election.
Sohn: Whither the elusive GOP courage and morality?
Once upon a time, both of America's current political parties believed in the Constitution. We say once upon a time with the realization that the fairy-tale implication is just that. We thought both parties believed in the Constitution but maybe we were dreaming.
Sohn: Sen. Alexander’s gamble to support national parks
Tennessee statesman Lamar Alexander stands tall like a tree with his renewed push to pass what he's dubbed the Restore Our Parks Act before he retires from service in the U.S. Senate in 2020.
