Times Commentary
The latest Times Commentary coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
More in Times Commentary, page 65
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Opinion: Fraidy-cat at the Pentagon
It is a truth generally acknowledged that Pete Hegseth is a muttonhead.
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Opinion: National Guard troops didn’t sign up for this
"Nobody signed up for this."
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Opinion: Trump forged Middle East peace. How about fixing Congress next?
Defying the odds and expectations of many, President Donald Trump went to the Middle East and announced what many thought impossible — a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and, hopefully, a path to peace in the Middle East.
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Opinion: Trump’s new order could redefine protests as ‘domestic terrorism’
President Donald Trump's executive order designating antifa as a "domestic terrorist organization" was never really about antifa.
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Opinion: The game we’re playing — and the one our kids need us to play
There's a quiet kind of heartbreak in watching adults forget how cooperation works.
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Opinion: Autism, Tylenol and the perils of easy answers
Half of all pregnant women take acetaminophen — better known as Tylenol or paracetamol — to relieve pain or reduce fever.
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Opinion: Us’ vs ‘them’: Primal politics at work
How can we explain the success of this generation's "He Who Must Not Be Named"?
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Opinion: Activate your inner global leader now
A recent Chattanooga's Civitan meeting underscored the need for a global perspective in today's messy world.
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Opinion: How billionaires are rewriting history and democracy
In the Gilded Age of the millionaire, wealth signified ownership. The titans of old built railroads, monopolized oil, and bought their indulgences in yachts, mansions, and eventually, sports teams.
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Opinion: ‘Land swap’ undercuts ‘Park City’ designation
Last week, the Chattanooga Free Times Press first reported the story about a proposed "land swap" supported by Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp, Chattanooga City Mayor Tim Kelly and other local, state and federal elected officials that would see Enterprise South Nature Park lose more than 500 acres of protected land to industrial development.
