Columnists
The latest Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Choose families over billionaires and more letters to the editors
Right now, Republican leaders in Congress are debating a package that would provide $4.5 trillion in tax cuts to large corporations and billionaires like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, and they plan to pay for it by cutting essential tools families and businesses need to thrive like health care, public education, assistance, and child care.
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The Rant
The San Diego earthquake tape showed that elephants defend their most vulnerable. We attack ours. Who's the most evolved?
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Opinion: Tariffs are a risky gambit on the geopolitical chessboard
It was a great Masters tournament. Rory McIlroy capped a career grand slam by finally winning the Masters in a topsy-turvy manner.
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Opinion: Redefining presidential power
How a single judge can block a presidential order nationwide and how this judicial check on power is shaping how the government works
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Local History: Tivoli opening spurs development
The Chattanooga News headline on Friday, March 18, 1921, said, "Saturday is the day and 1 p.m. is the hour announced for the opening of the South's most beautiful theater — the Tivoli." Excitement surged.
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Good Deed: Everlan of Hixson donates $4,000 to Northside Neighorhood House after successful fundraiser
Everlan of Hixson, a retirement community, recently hosted its 4th annual "King and Queen of Hearts Night" to benefit a local nonprofit organization.
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Opinion: As markets correct, don’t lose sight of ending Ukraine war
With the stock market correcting in response to the uncertainty over tariffs (I've been against), we all feel distracted.
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Opinion: Don’t let history repeat itself
I've rarely given in-person presentations since the pandemic.
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Kennedy: Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ is jaw-dropping TV
I'm not a TV critic, but a new Netflix series has wormed its way into my brain.
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Opinion: Want to bridge divides? You’re not alone —most Americans do too
Americans are exhausted — by our divisions, our politics, and a media landscape that thrives on tearing us apart.
