Times Editorials
The latest Times Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
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Opinion: Bipartisanship on Ukraine was nice while it lasted
Over the eight months since Russia invaded Ukraine, public support for U.S. military aid to Kyiv has been remarkably solid and mostly bipartisan.
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Opinion: Bible in the schools? Why not the Hebrew Bible and Quran also?
Surely everyone can agree that no one in 2022 should be thinking about -- let alone saying out loud -- ways to torture our fellow human beings, our neighbors, our students.
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Opinion: A speech-impaired John Fetterman is better than a fast-talking Mehmet Oz
Many unkind things were said about Democratic U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman after the debate last week with his Republican opponent, Mehmet Oz.
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Opinion: Four factors to consider as you vote next week
For some time I've believed that the presidential election of 2024 will be a defining crisis that pits the most likely Republican candidate, Donald Trump, against whomever the Democrats choose, whether President Joe Biden or someone else. The outcome of that contest will tell us a lot about what kind of country we are.
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Opinion: Why has it taken so long to review ‘Bible in the Schools’?
The Times Free Press reported Sunday that officials with Hamilton County Schools are in the early stages of forming a committee to review our "Bible in the Schools" curriculum, a privately-funded program that puts elective Bible history courses in local public schools.
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Opinion: 10 myths about American politics
The media frequently justify their election coverage with claims that a vital democracy needs a well-informed public. Unfortunately, their coverage often repeats long-standing myths about politics that undermine this worthwhile goal.
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Opinion: Why no Tennessee appetite for early voting?
With a little more than a week to go until Election Day, more than 20.7 million pre-election ballots have been cast in 46 states.
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Opinion: We strive toward enlightenment … and language follows suit
A few years ago I learned with some confusion that I was now -- at least, according to the political left -- something called a "cis-male," which as it turned out (I had to look it up) means someone whose male gender identity corresponds with the sex he had at birth.
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Opinion: Buck the bad Republican trend; vote Democratic
When Tennessee voters put pen to paper this mid-term election cycle, the first race we'll see on the ballot will be that of governor.
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Opinion: Get to know the Gorman candidates. They’re political winners.
We are hearing far too little about the Democratic candidates in our local statehouse and congressional elections -- all two of them: Allison Gorman and Meg Gorman.
