As technology progresses and the United States continues to transition to clean and renewable energy, it is essential to have the materials we need to continue this growth as our country's needs scale. One of the most vital materials needed for this transitional period is copper.
Once again I have been offended by the Times' treatment of members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, nicknamed the Mormons ("Jews popular in U.S. despite increase in antisemitic attacks," Web, March 15).
The solution to having our drones fly over the Black Sea and other spots over international waters is to arm them all with Sidewinder or Sparrow missiles. The drones should be authorized to fire if threatened the way they were last week by Russian jets.
"N.C. high court takes second look at independent state legislature theory dispute" (Web, March 14) discusses the position that state legislatures have the sole power to determine the manner of electing members of Congress, including establishing congressional district boundaries.
I read "I, the Jury" when I was a preteen and was much taken with the bold crime novel, especially the shocking ending. Those early Mickey Spillane novels left an indelible impression on this crime aficionado.
Beijing's continuing refusal to cooperate with investigations of the origins of COVID-19 makes the world more vulnerable to similar pandemics in the future.
As we enter the second year of war in Ukraine, the battle in the eastern portion of that country is a testimony to the horror and violence of a conflict that the Russians initiated.
We must defund campus liberals. When I was a college student, there was a clear liberal bias, but you could still engage in thoughtful debate.
Emergency medical technicians are almost always the first to arrive and provide lifesaving medical care for the critically injured.
It turns out that reality is real after all. Fantasies that have infected the judgment of the governing cadre are being exposed, starting with funny money and foolhardy science.
Thank you so much for your recent story about how chatbots as lobbyists are likely to make laws less fair and transparent ("Lobbyists fueled by AI will hack the lawmaking process for hidden interests, technologists warn," web, March 15).
Based only what is written in Bill Gertz's March 16 ("Inside the Ring") column, the U.S. flag has been restricted from any further use on the caskets of military retired and veterans.
President Biden tells us he had an "epiphany" about same-sex marriage when he was a senior in high school ("Biden mocked for story about same-sex marriage 'epiphany,'" web, March 14).
A television journalist in Philadelphia is under fire for vigorously reporting on crime in the city, which everyone knows is out of control.
The former secretary-general of NATO said if Donald Trump won a second term in the White House, the world would suffer a "geopolitical catastrophe" because of the likely halt of American funding for Ukraine that would come. This is probably the best endorsement yet for Trump.
Give me the list of players whose names fans at Ghost Town Field chanted in recent years. No, you're not allowed to use opposing players.
A few weeks ago, UC Davis issued a report about the likely outcome of attempts to mandate electric vehicles or ban their competitors, cars and trucks powered by gasoline or diesel fuel.
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