Don't want to talk impeachment. Not yet.

Have you noticed there are a lot of old guys who like to use the term "snowflake" to describe young people? (Underline "old" and "guys.")

In July 1965, Congress approved and President Lyndon Johnson signed legislation establishing Medicare. Benefits began 18 months later.

If the Cherokee Nation's future seemed perilous in late 1834, it was about to take a disastrous turn in 1835. While Chief John Ross and his delegation had been in Washington, D.C., once again attempting to persuade President Andrew Jackson to honor former commitment to the Nation, the situation was intensifying in Georgia.

Georgia Northwestern Technical College's precision machining and manufacturing program on the Floyd County Campus and Whitfield Murray campus was presented with a gift of $22,000 from the Gene Haas Foundation for student scholarships.

OK, with all apologies to fortune cookies, any mystic tarot card readers and all Magic-8 balls around, I'm going to predict the future.

Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves with his Emancipation Proclamation. Lincoln's construct was one we all agree on: No one has the right to another person's labor or talent. But the NCAA never got the memo.

What you got going on this Sunday?

When Matt and Monica Smith graduated from a chiropractic college in Marietta, Georgia, three and a half years ago, they thought they were headed to the San Francisco Bay area to set up shop.

A column by Chattanooga emergency physician Dr. Andy Walker ("Let's Put an End to Surprise Medical Bills") addressed surprise billing, a topic that's made headlines across the country.

Monday was Veterans Day, which was hatched with the treaty that ended the hostilities of World War I.

Every so often, I get a phone call from a particular Chattanoogan, someone you may know. In fact, if you're an elected leader, he's probably calling you, too.

One day, two life lessons.

I was privileged to listen to these accounts during clinical rotations at the Nashville VA Hospital, the medical service at Fort Knox, and in my clinical practice in Chattanooga. I honor each narrator.

If Cherokee Principal Chief John Ross hoped that his people and their land would be saved from removal and occupation through legal routes available to citizens, he found that hope evaporating quickly.

For the 10th year in a row, the Rotary Club of Chattanooga Hamilton Place partnered with Operation Warm and delivered 180 coats to several local elementary schools through the Warm Coats for Cool Kidz annual project.

So Donald Trump is heading to the big LSU-Alabama game Saturday.

Planting CIA operatives in the Trump campaign (an "insurance policy" as Peter Strzok called it) was an epic failed attempt to get rid of Trump via the Russian hoax. But the Dems are still manufacturing crimes. Led by head weasel Adam "Shifty" Schiff, the Dems are trying to use third-hand knowledge of another supposed "crime."

Discussions about race are rarely comfortable, but the wrangling over the term "white privilege" used at a Hamilton County Schools' teacher training definitely increased our discomfort level.

In September my wife and I and another couple visited France to follow the footsteps of my friend's grandfather, Sgt. Ira Scull, and my wife's grandfather, Pvt. Liege Sedlaczeck, both World War I U.S. Army veterans.

Karen Downer, of Apison, says you only have to present one quilt to one United States veteran to get hooked on the feeling.

When patients face a medical crisis, the emergency physicians, nurses and others who staff emergency departments are always there for them, no questions asked.

Kudos, Riverbend.