Times Commentary
The latest Times Commentary coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
More in Times Commentary, page 53
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Times Opinion: The movie I was afraid to see
I was afraid to see "The Voice of Hind Rajab."
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Times Opinion: Group founded by Chattanooga high schooler brings young people into civics
Civics is our moral obligation to stand for what is right, not just as Americans, but as humans. Using our voices to help work for each other. This is what it's all about: to serve the common good.
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Times Opinion: Read Trump’s Reiner post, then ask yourself if this man should have launch codes
It's time to ask the question plainly: Has President Donald Trump finally, fully lost it?
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Times Opinion: Accountability for Georgia’s Public Service Commission is key to keeping the lights on
In the past decade, the national spotlight has illuminated the sweeping power of Georgia voters.
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Deborah Levine: Chattanoogans, join me in sending a ‘Light in the Dark’ to Ukraine
I just got a message from Yuri Bova, mayor of the Ukrainian city Trostyanets. He wanted to catch me up on their wartime situation and get my support.
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Times Opinion: For Georgia to move forward, we need strong nonprofits. Here’s how to help.
The holiday season is a time when families gather and look ahead. Supporting your local charities during the holiday season and beyond matters.
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Times Opinion: Trump’s rules threaten history at Georgia’s MLK Jr. and Ocmulgee national sites
More than 1,000 years ago, the Early Mississippian people, a diverse collection of Native American cultures, built massive mounds at Ocmulgee in what is now Macon.
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Times Opinion: After antisemitic attacks, Georgia’s Jewish past offers a lesson in belonging
The massacre in Bondi Beach in Australia and the Oct. 2 attack outside a synagogue in Manchester, England — on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year — were a chilling reminder of how vulnerable Jewish communities remain worldwide.
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Times Opinion: Let’s end felony disenfranchisement. Virginia may lead the way
When Virginia's Governor-Elect, Abigail Spanberger, takes office next month, she will have the chance to make good on her promise to do something about her state's outdated system of felony disenfranchisement.
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Times Opinion: When young women would prefer to move abroad, America’s future is at risk
You could field a 16-inch softball league with the celebrities who've threatened to leave the United States if their presidential pick wasn't elected in recent years.
