Columnists
The latest Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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TV ‘stars’ making our foreign policy plans and more letters to the editor
TV 'stars' making our foreign policy plans
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Food City continues support of Austin Hatcher Foundation
To continue its longtime support of the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer, Food City executives and staff recently presented a $5,000 check to the nonprofit, whose aim is to erase the effects of pediatric cancer and optimize each child's quality of life through essential and specialized intervention.
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Opinion: Debate must shift from cuts to smart reform
COUNTERPOINT: Debate must shift from cuts to smart reform
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Local History: Mid-1890s a growth era for Mountain City Club
Chattanooga's Mountain City Club ended 1891 with a spectacular holiday gala entertaining its members as well as those of the Cobweb and Moccasin clubs.
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Opinion: Conservative values call for fixing waste, not cutting lifelines
POINT: Conservative values call for fixing waste, not cutting lifelines
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Opinion: What happens next in US-Iran relations will be informed by the two countries’ shared history
The Trump administration's decision to bomb Iran dramatically marks the now nearly half-century of hostility between the United States and Iran, which began in 1979 with Iran's takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and the taking of 52 diplomatic hostages.
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Opinion: No more pitty-pat diplomacy in the offing
The only response Democrats were able to muster during the clandestine taking out of Iranian nuclear bomb plants was that the raids were not run by them with an intelligence briefing and then debated on the House floor in advance. Bulletin: No surprise attack gets open debate. This power is clearly vested in the president in Article 2 of the U.S. Constitution.
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Opinion: Hot, and only getting hotter
Summer has arrived and it's hot. No surprise here, but we have been in a dangerous heat wave. Correction, it isn't a heat wave -- it's a heat dome. Tens of millions of people have faced a level 4 extreme heat risk. That's the highest level of extreme heat, the deadliest weather-related hazard in America, according to the fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA). In the past, we have been fortunate to have access to this report so that we can plan for the effects of climate change. But you can now kiss that access goodbye.
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5-at-10: True or false Tuesday with a Flagg salute, Seattle’s silent star and NCAA’s next step
Would you trade Cooper Flagg?
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Kennedy: The Chattanooga man who has 60,000 signed baseball cards
You can't talk about Scott Hensley's baseball-card hobby without mentioning a few numbers.
