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: The good news about economic mobility in America
If you read the headlines, it's easy to be discouraged about the American economy. If you follow the trend lines, it's difficult not to be more optimistic.
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Life Stories: Are you a baby boomer with no estate plan? It’s time
Nancy Cogar, a local elder law attorney, has advice for Chattanooga baby boomers: If you’re still breathing, you need a last will and testament and durable powers of attorney for health care and finances.
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Calling all Ranters: Send us your thoughts on the new Lookouts stadium
Well, baseball's back in Chattanooga.
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Times Opinion: Budget reveals the Tennessee the GOP wants
When we think of politics, especially in this era animated by toxic polarization, we often imagine the empty theatrics and the divisive rhetoric.
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Free Press Opinion: Added Education Freedom Scholarships hardly free; they’ll cost another $150 million per year
If you told us 10 years ago that we'd bemoan the fact Tennessee increased the number of its Education Freedom Scholarships for students to attend private schools, we'd have thought you lost your senses.
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Times Opinion: The results are in, and same-sex marriage was a win for children and society
Prior to the Supreme Court's 2015 Obergefell decision, opponents raised alarms about the severe and immediate harms if marriages between same-sex couples were recognized nationally.
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Times Opinion: This Arbor Day, let’s move past the myths
April 24 is Arbor Day, when Americans will gather to plant trees on city streets, in parks and within other open spaces.
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Times Opinion: Of course callous Sheriff Garrett’s office is using AI
Back in the days before artificial intelligence had seeped its way into many aspects of modern life, writing a letter, an essay, a story or even as something as simple as a routine email, if done well, required critical thought, attention to detail, clarity, conciseness and above all, a sensitivity toward its intended audience.
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Free Press Opinion: Sudden incubator relocation strokes fear but also offers possibilities
Businesses at the Business Development Center and Incubator in the city's North Shore were told Monday that the county was considering selling the building in which they are growing their burgeoning operations.
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Deborah Levine: ‘Gimme a break’ and get along with music
Can we bring diverse folks together in these crazy times?
