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Letter to the editor: Stop giving ICE protests outsize coverage
Politically motivated protests against law enforcement doing their jobs with regard to immigration are being given sensational, inordinate coverage and credibility, especially on TV.
Letter to the editor: War families do not grieve alone
Last weekend, some American military families observed Memorial Day differently than they had before.
Letter to the editor: Un-American political theater
Shame on all the barbarians for staging a riot at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center for criminal illegals on Memorial Day.
Letter to the editor: Deport Abrego Garcia now
The recent dismissal of all criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia marks a critical turning point in one of the most visible immigration cases in the country.
Letter to the editor: Congress should guarantee lawyers for foster children
Foster care is one of the most powerful systems operated by the government. When the state removes a child from their home, a judge often decides what the child's future looks like.
Letter to the editor: Stop excluding Taiwan because of pressure from China
For the 10th consecutive year, Taiwan was excluded earlier this month from participating the World Health Organization's "Walk the Talk" health activity held in Geneva.
Letter to the editor: D.C. should go after traffic-camera lawbreakers
In a recent article, Metropolitan Police Department Sgt. Terry Thorne says, "We do not target any individual, we target data."
Letter to the editor: Don't let socialism gain a foothold in the U.S.
There is a party gaining traction in the U.S.: the Democratic Socialists of America.
Letter to the editor: If you don't like it here, leave
Every Memorial Day I am taken back to the time I was in combat as a 19-year-old Marine gunner in Vietnam.
Letter to the editor: Congress must make the internet safer for everyone
In her recent op-ed, Teresa Huiza writes, "Child predators are using artificial intelligence platforms to digitally 'undress' real children and place them in sexually graphic images and videos."
Letter to the editor: What if Obama had built a ballroom?
I've considered the term Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) a clever and amusing attempt by President Trump supporters to deflect and diminish any harsh criticism of the commander in chief.
Letter to the editor: High gas prices are a tiny price to pay
The American people are their disillusionment with President Trump through sagging poll numbers , but I would like to thank the president for his leadership.
Letter to the editor: Trump should hear out dissenters
It is tragic that President Trump spends so much time and energy viciously attacking anyone who disagrees with him
Letter to the editor: Maureen Galindo, others should be arrested for inciting violence
Far, far left Democrats are antisemitic.
Letter to the editor: Hamas' rape, murder and torture of Israelis was planned
Thank you for Rowan Scarborough's column, "Hamas raped minors and the dead on Oct. 7" (Web, May 17).
Letter to the editor: Democrats seek one-party rule
The 2020 election was marked by Joseph R. Biden's decisive victory.
Letter to the editor: Give GSA access to building maintenance funding
The Public Buildings Reform Board applauds the recent commentary examining the misappropriation of funds that has led many of America's landmarks to fall into disrepair.
Letter to the editor: Ending the Gaza blockade would invite the next war
The nations that have criticized Israel's treatment of the extremists it detained from the so-called Gaza flotilla are wrong for doing so ("Video of Israeli official taunting bound Gaza activists draws ire from foreign officials, Netanyahu," Web, May 20).
Letter to the editor: Republicans can disagree with MAGA and still be GOP
Kelly Sadler seems to suggest that every Republican lawmaker in Congress must align with the MAGA agenda or else be a leftist and a traitor ("Republican voters want team players," Web, May 18).
Letter to the editor: Energy stability is not guaranteed
The global economy is approaching a dangerous energy vulnerability that policymakers appear unwilling to confront.
