I'm not sure when our 15-year-old son started looking at the real estate website Zillow, but it's giving me the willies.

The bipartisan congressional hearings have brought the events on and leading up to the Jan. 6 insurrection to prime time.

From the outset, the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol has been marred by political motives and malfeasance, making it unlikely that the vast majority of Americans will have confidence in the committee's ultimate findings.

Go ahead, get mad. Get loud. Then vote.

Just as with abortion, our dangerous new majority Supreme Court didn't have to go beyond the case in front of it to decide a clean air case and endanger the earth. But it did.

Finally the community is getting more of a look at the proposed new Lookouts Stadium plan that calls for using a lot of our tax dollars - nearly $60 million based on a rundown in Thursday's paper - in the name of catalyzing "development" in the South Broad area of Chattanooga.

A former aide to state Sen. Bo Watson, R-Hixson, who is running for Congress said in a recent debate among Republican candidates for Tennessee's 5th District the idea he is most passionate about is repealing the 17th Amendment.

It's not your imagination. Drivers are getting worse.

If the public and private officials involved in the development of the former manufacturing area between Interstate 24 and South Broad Street that was announced Thursday had waited for the alignment of the sun, the moon and the stars to move ahead, they'd be waiting a long time.

There are virtually no precedents in American law in which a right — declared fundamental by the Supreme Court — was erased.

This is not just another setback.

The praying Bremerton, Washington, coach won a great victory in the U.S. Supreme Court this week. But to get that win, he lost his way.

The "Spirit of '76" is alive and well at the Supreme Court.

There's a saying among cult experts: Nobody ever joins a cult.

Over the weekend, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed that President Joe Biden remains opposed to the idea of court-packing following the United States Supreme Court's controversial ruling on abortion.