Editorials
The latest Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Free Press Editorials and Times Editorials.
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Times Opinion: The Fed’s independence is unfinished business
The Supreme Court has recognized the Federal Reserve as a special case among the government's numerous independent agencies — one that requires protection from White House interference.
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Times Opinion: For kids, a ‘boring’ summer can be the most exciting and memorable of all
The Fourth of July has come and gone, and for many families, summer has reached its sweet spot. The pools are open. The bikes are out. Library reading logs are filling up. School feels far away.
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Community Voice: Many hands made the Hamilton County July 4 party a big success
Thank you to everyone who shared part of your July 4 with us at Ross's Landing as part of an expanded Riverfront Nights.
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Free Press Opinion: How Trump’s small business tax cuts power the Southeast
America's 250th anniversary marks one year since President Donald Trump's Working Family Tax Cuts stopped a $4 trillion tax hike and put Washington back on the side of working Americans.
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Ron Hart: Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce marry in modest, low-key affair
Just to put it up front, like most 40-and-older heterosexual men, I am not a Taylor Swift fan. If she sang at my funeral, I would get up and leave.
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Times Opinion: Howard Zinn spoke to this moment, even decades ago
Not many historians have seen their work referenced on "The Simpsons" and "The Sopranos." Not many historians have been condemned by name by a president on the White House lawn for the "crime" of researching and writing about this nation's history.
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Community Voice: Who really benefits from data centers in Chattanooga?
Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp has said that data centers belong in rural Alabama and not in our backyard. So why are three going into the city center, approved through a process that gave the public little time to understand what was being decided, let alone weigh in on it?
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Free Press Opinion: Senator’s minimum wage ‘big idea’ would be an economic disaster
Modern politics in many quarters is more performance art than serious policy, a never-ending quest to generate votes rather than address substantive issues.
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Deborah Levine: Honoring an interfaith voice like no other
The interfaith world is no doubt grieving at the recent passing of the Rev. Dr. John Pawlikowski, OSM. I sure am.
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Rock City tunnel, bringing back coal, Wamp campaign signs and more Rants
I may be mistaken, but the last time the National Guard killed an American citizen was at Kent State.
