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Letter to the editor: At midterms, let's have our cake and eat it too
For many conservatives, there is a sense that we have a singular choice in the upcoming midterms.
Letter to the editor: Repatriating Afghans send the wrong message
Thousands of Afghans were mission-critical in our 20-year attempt to defeat the Taliban.
Letter to the editor: End gerrymandering for good
The recent ruling against racial gerrymandering is long overdue.
Letter to the editor: Don't rewrite history
This country owes as much of its martial heritage to Southern soldiers as it does Northern ones.
Letter to the editor: China is winning the vape war
Even as adult smoking rates have fallen below 10% for the first time in recorded history, 25 million Americans still smoke traditional cigarettes.
Letter to the editor: Push back on Jew-hater Carlson
Joseph Curl's commentary on Tucker Carlson's interview with The New York Times uncritically propagates the lies and smears Mr. Carlson spews against President Trump and the state of Israel.
Letter to the editor: Incentivize kidney disease prevention
For nearly four years, I have spent every night connected to a dialysis machine.
Letter to the editor: The problem with youth? Their parents
The educational system has been indoctrinating America's children since the 1960s.
Letter to the editor: New York is addicted to woke policies, high taxes
A recent Siena University poll found that 67% of New Yorkers believe the state is going in the wrong direction because of the unbearably high cost of living.
Letter to the editor: Fed shouldn't treat cash and digital payments the same
Recent closed-door meetings among the White House, the Federal Reserve and America's largest banks revealed a terrifying reality: The U.S. economy faces unprecedented cybersecurity threats.
Letter to the editor: More travelers turn to chartered jets
The desire for chartered business jets is experiencing steady growth.
Letter to the editor: Schumer may be first in line at new ballroom
In March, National Capital Planning Commission heard from members of the public who were "overwhelmingly opposed" to President Trump's privately funded, $400 million ballroom.
Letter to the editor: What about the Hippocratic oath?
"The first anti-human pesticide" (mifepristone) is back in the news.
Letter to the editor: Celebrities should stay out of politics
Hollywood's incessant public criticisms of President Trump are becoming tiresome.
Letter to the editor: Public schools prepare students for protests, not work
Public schools today focus on leftist politics instead of the basics, such as reading, writing and math, leaving our children ill-equipped for life.
Letter to the editor: Where are the investigative reporters on space flight?
ABC News Science Editor Jules Bergman was an investigative reporter who covered the early years of manned spaceflight at NASA.
Letter to the editor: Time's up for those who profited from COVID-origins coverup
The indictment of former senior National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases official David M. Morens is not just another Washington scandal.
Letter to the editor: To win the midterms, GOP must drown out left's noise
Republicans are about to lose the midterm elections because they cannot dually focus on defeating the relentlessly treasonous deep state while bringing down out-of-control domestic costs.
Letter to the editor: President needs some disagreement for perspective
Kelly Sadler is right that "Mr. Trump's first administration was filled with actors openly defying" him ("Trump faces internal sabotage as Iran war exposes disloyalty," Web, March 19).
Letter to the editor: Democrats' strategy: Whatever Trump isn't doing
Many of the choices and decisions made by congressional Democrats factor in just one consideration: Is it contrary to something President Trump is thinking, saying or doing?
