Times Editorials
The latest Times Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
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Opinion: Fifth place in growth is best case for Hamilton County
A recent Times Free Press report on an analysis of U.S. Census data showed steady population growth in Hamilton County, but what does that really mean for its residents?
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Opinion: These big GOP promises unlikely to become reality
The sweeping promises that most Republican presidential candidates are making might convince their audiences that a 2024 GOP victory will produce massive changes in the federal government.
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Opinion: What Israel will have to do in Gaza after the bombing stops
The phrase " mowing the grass " has been the bumper sticker version of Israeli strategy in Gaza for the last decade and a half.
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Opinion: 2024 elections: What will the journey look like for Gloria Johnson?
There are burdens that Tennesseans must put up with these days:
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Opinion: Jim Jordan is a lousy strongman
Oops, they did it again. On Tuesday the House Republican gong show once again failed to choose a new speaker of the House.
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Opinion: Those campus rallies aren’t just pro-Palestinian. They’re anti-colonial
Abe Baker-Butler, a junior at Yale University, was working on an essay in the library on Oct. 7 when his phone began buzzing and wouldn't stop. Israel was under attack.
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Opinion: LeBron’s Look: Can policy alone change Tennessee’s gun crisis?
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, last weekend was filled with festivals honoring the rich Latino and Hispanic communities in Chattanooga.
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Opinion: An evolving moral high ground in the Israel-Gaza war
The terrorist attack by Hamas against Israelis — the worst massacre of Jewish people since the Holocaust — was horrid, barbaric and inexcusable. Israel has a right to defend itself and pursue the perpetrators.
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Opinion: Open dialogue on Israel-Hamas conflict can bridge liberal divide
While Republican disarray has been fully exposed in the ugly, fractious contest to elect a new Speaker of the House, the devastating war in the Middle East has exposed fissures in the Democratic Party that cannot be ignored.
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Opinion: Christopher Wright’s death: Honor his memory; ignore the noise
The brutal killing of a well-known businessman downtown last month sent shock waves through Chattanooga, forcing the city to confront the grim reality of violent crime.
