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Letter to the editor: Congress cannot invoke 25th Amendment
Recent headlines suggesting that Rep. Jamie Raskin, Maryland Democrat, can "invoke" the 25th Amendment are misleading and constitutionally incorrect.
Letter to the editor: Still time to save Virginia -- and the U.S
Do the White House and the Republican National Committee not realize that the future of the Trump administration, and therefore the country, may well be decided by 7 p.m. April 21?
Letter to the editor: New Virginia gun law sets stage for ban
Last Friday, Virginia Go. Abigail Spanberger signed legislation that bans the manufacture, sale and possession of so-called "ghost guns."
Letter to the editor: Immigration is for those who love America
Just like any other reasonable American, I welcome legal immigrants who love the United States.
Letter to the editor: We're losing ground to China
Across the developing world, the U.S. is losing ground to China -- and we are largely allowing it to happen.
Letter to the editor: Rising gas prices reflect risk pricing, not shortage
When gas prices rise sharply, the common assumption is that the U.S. must be dependent on foreign oil.
Letter to the editor: Mullin's plumbing background will serve us all well
In 1953, former plumber Martin P. Durkin was appointed labor secretary to President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower's Cabinet. The Cabinet was known thereafter as "Nine Millionaires and a Plumber."
Letter to the editor: Trump's failure to plan Iran war doomed us
I'm a pro-military, pro-Israel American who worked for the secretary of the U.S. Navy and who now, as CEO of a national security firm, continues to advocate for stronger defense.
Letter to the editor: Trump's kicking leeches to the curb
Illegal aliens in America are like a man who seduces a woman by promising her that everything will come later if she signs on with him, so to speak.
Letter to the editor: Trump, Tehran need off-ramps
The two-week ceasefire in the Iran war is the culmination of a high-stakes, coercive bargaining phase by the Trump administration and a pragmatic pivot by Iranian leadership.
Letter to the editor: Executions expose Iranian regime's Achilles' heel
From March 19 to April 6, at least 13 political prisoners were executed in Iran.
Letter to the editor: High medication costs harm Latinos
In "Drug price controls jeopardize Latino patients, workers" (Web, March 31) Carlos Orta argues that efforts to lower drug prices would harm Hispanic communities.
Letter to the editor: What's wrong with California voters?
Polling in the race for the next governor of California is going back and forth among four major contenders.
Letter to the editor: In Iran, apply lessons of World War I
In the aftermath of World War I, the Allies had significant disagreement about whether Germany should be governmentally divided. It was not.
Letter to the editor: Space exploration's power to unite
In Greek mythology, Apollo and Artemis were twin children of Zeus.
Letter to the editor: Iran must be fully defanged before any deal can be made
President Trump expressed optimism Wednesday that the Iran war ceasefire will usher in a golden age in the Middle East.
Letter to the editor: Today's NATO is unrecognizable
In recent weeks, there has been a defining ground shift regarding NATO's role and upon whom America can depend.
Letter to the editor: Incentivize whistleblowing
Kudos to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for launching a new program designed to reward whistleblowers with up to 30% of the fines imposed on fraudsters.
Letter to the editor: Let's make more cement
In a recent op-ed, "America must invest in resilient, enduring infrastructure," Laura O'Neill Kaumo and Sean O'Neill rightly argue that America's future depends on investments in lasting infrastructure.
Letter to the editor: A melting pot no longer
Birthrights are a big part of what Peter Schweizer writes about in his recent book, "The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon."
