Free Press Commentary
The latest Free Press Commentary coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Opinion: Europe in the balance?
Almost weekly in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France and Germany, a sensational assault committed by an illegal migrant — often enjoying some sort of state support or with prior arrests for the same crime — surfaces.
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Opinion: AI won’t take our jobs away
Read enough headlines about artificial intelligence, and you can be excused for thinking that we're headed for a dystopian future ruled by AI-powered robot overlords.
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Opinion: On Labor Day, celebrate Tennessee’s right-to-work law
On Labor Day, our country celebrates the backbone of our economy: America's working men and women whose dedication and excellence keep us strong and free.
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Opinion: ‘They did it first’ doesn’t make it right
Even before America became a country, Americans already had a habit of freaking out about even minor violations of abstract principles.
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Opinion: What the future of health care could be
In nearly every part of modern life, technology works for us.
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Opinion: Flagging flag burners (again)
President Trump wants to penalize anyone who burns the American flag.
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Opinion: Crime stats aren’t the best way to make people feel safe
On an evening in late July, just blocks from the Washington, D.C., rowhouse my wife and I share with our two boys, a shootout erupted between two groups of people.
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Opinion: Recissions package would excise pricey boondoggles
Public projects typically aren't known for coming in on time and under budget. A report released last month highlights the extent to which delays and overruns are costing American taxpayers.
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Opinion: What is the Democratic alternative to Trump?
The Pavlovian Left goes berserk at the mere prospect of each new Trump initiative.
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Opinion: Shocking as it may be to some, Tennessee Guard troops have been sent around the world to help keep peace
To listen to some critics of Gov. Bill Lee's decision to send Tennessee National Guard troops to help patrol Washington, D.C., one would think such troops should only be dispatched in the Volunteer State and used only in kinder and gentler situations.
