Editorials
The latest Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Free Press Editorials and Times Editorials.
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Readers write: What would the founders think?
In a matter of days America will celebrate 250 years. Have we grown as a country with amelioration, or have we become vestigial?

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Times Opinion: Congress should stop dodging its responsibilities on Iran
Virtually from the moment U.S. bombs started falling on Iran on Feb. 28, the White House has been twisting itself into verbal knots to avoid calling the conflict a "war."

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Life Stories: Years later, college player receives long-lost home run baseball
Max Riemer, a graduate of the McCallie School, played Division I baseball at the University of North Carolina.

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Times Opinion: The true state of Hamilton County
As is his annual tradition, Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp, joined by other local and state elected officials, delivered his fourth State of the County address this week.

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Free Press Editorial: With all this growth, who is my new neighbor?
It's been common knowledge for the past five years that Tennessee is one of top states in the country where people relocate.

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Community Voice: When talking about gun violence, why ‘Wear Orange’?
On Sunday, June 7, at 4 p.m., Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America and the City of Chattanooga's Office of Community Services will convene at Miller Park to commemorate National Wear Orange Day.

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Times Opinion: The Navy’s inexcusable accommodation of Kash Patel
The USS Arizona is a tomb. That should have been enough.

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Times Opinion: This isn’t how Chattanooga should handle homelessness
Amid the rising number of people in Chattanooga sleeping on the street on any given night, the city finds itself in a politically fraught position: How should the government and the broader community handle the worsening issue of homelessness?

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Free Press Opinion: Scrutiny for Dem. mayoral candidate isn’t scoring ‘political points’
On Thursday, the Times Free Press reported that Mark Herndon, the Democratic candidate for mayor in August's Hamilton County election, is being sued by a bank for missing payments on a recreational vehicle he purchased.

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Times Opinion: Trump compounds his original sin of pardoning protesters
It was bad enough when President Donald Trump, just hours after his second inauguration, pardoned hundreds of his supporters convicted for their roles in the Jan. 6 insurrection.
