Editorials
The latest Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Free Press Editorials and Times Editorials.
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Perspective: Isn’t it time to consider reconnecting with family?
Isn’t it time to reconnect with family?
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From the editors: Calling all Ranters — What is an American?
"What is an American?"
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Local History: Estes Kefauver got his political start in Chattanooga
The Chattanooga Daily Times, in early coverage of the presidential campaign in January 1956, reported that the Democratic Party was already witnessing an "open and active contest" between four candidates with the most "public familiarity."
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Readers respond to letter on self-policing, Rep. Todd on Dems’ behavior and more
I write with appreciation for (the writer's) letter in Sunday's (5/24) TFP, specifically for this: "[The founders'] goal was to create a document (the Constitution) whereby individuals would govern themselves, and the government's only purpose would be to police that right."
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Times Opinion: Supreme Court reform will test Democrats
Former Vice President Kamala Harris turned heads with a video earlier this month in which she argued Democrats need an "expanded playbook" to explore structural reforms to American government, including the Supreme Court.
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Good Deed: Eight Chattanooga area Girl Scouts earn highest honor
Eight local girls have achieved the Girl Scouts' highest honor, the Gold Award.
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Times Opinion: Forty years after Chernobyl, war threatens a new nuclear disaster in Ukraine
On April 26, 1986, the world experienced the worst nuclear power plant disaster in history: the explosion and fire of reactor No. 4 at the Chernobyl plant in Ukraine. The accident was caused by design flaws and human error.
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California transplants, gondola plans, CARTA vs. Lookout and more Rants
All you people moving to Tennessee from California, we don't want your California ways and thinking. Not one little bit. Please acclimate to our state.
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Times Opinion: TVA salary cuts hit low-level workers the hardest
When there's talk of eliminating fraud, waste and abuse within the government, an image of some deceptive opportunist stealing from the taxpayer is often conjured in the minds of those sympathetic to such a narrative.
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Free Press Opinion: Will ‘growing energy’ in Rose campaign pay off with primary upset?
It was late March, and most of the Tennessee congressional delegation was arrayed around President Donald Trump at his desk aboard Air Force One. They were flying back to Joint Base Andrews in Maryland from Memphis, where the president had gone to check out the Memphis Safe Task Force he had deployed.
