Editorials
The latest Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Free Press Editorials and Times Editorials.
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Free Press Opinion: Ten Commandments OK’d by board, but is litigation next?
No Hamilton County student will be hurt by the posting of the Ten Commandments in district schools, but the school district likely opened itself to litigation when school board members voted to move forward Thursday on posting the biblical laws in public schools and public charter schools alongside the Declaration of Independence and United States Constitution.
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Local Opinion: After surviving heart attack, local cardiologist creates six-step reversal plan
Despite the billions of dollars invested in research, revolutionary medical technologies and an ever-expanding arsenal of pharmaceuticals, cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming hundreds of thousands of American lives each year.
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Times Opinion: Why Trump’s renaming fixation is frightening
Heard the latest? President Donald Trump, after deciding Lake Ontario will henceforth be known as Lake America, has floated the idea that New Mexico should be renamed New America.
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Free Press Opinion: Memphis success story should be replicated across the country
A year ago, President Donald Trump established the Memphis Safe Task Force, and Gov. Bill Lee signed off on it in order to make the inordinately violent Bluff City safer.
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Ron Hart: College football: 21st century’s version of ‘Pride and Prejudice’
It's that time of year: football season, when we can put aside our political divisions and just start hating each other for the college football team we support.
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Times Opinion: America is getting richer, but its citizens are not feeling it
If Americans are getting so rich, why does President Donald Trump think they need a $5,000 dividend?
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Free Press Opinion: The one question we should ask each of today’s candidates
With so much attention being paid now to upcoming elections and candidates, a long-ago memory nudged me and made me think about what I would really like to hear from anyone running for public office.
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Free Press Editorial: Information is the enemy of voter suppression
In spite of what you may have read or heard, Republicans want you to register to vote.
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National Opinion: Getting rid of the ‘junk food for the brain’
Many of us are disturbed by the gnawing feeling that technology's progression is costing us something fundamentally human.
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Times Opinion: Trump’s war on fraud now missing a lot of needed pieces
For 15 years, I worked in financial regulation and consumer protection, most of that time at the Conference of State Bank Supervisors.
