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Letter to the editor: Patriots won't allow America to go to the socialists
People complain that President Trump's narcissistic impulses and approach have weakened the Republican Party and his own presidency.
Letter to the editor: Let evidence, not anti-wind agenda, steer Mistress investigation
The discovery of the wreck believed to be the Mistress is a tragedy for the families of the two fishermen who lost their lives.
Letter to the editor: Banning personalized pricing isn't fairness
You kept your driving record clean and paid your bills on time. Your insurer and your bank noticed and they charged you less. That's personalized pricing. Insurers and lenders call it underwriting.
Letter to the editor: There are over 50 Muslim-majority countries, one Jewish one
It is understandable when children become stuck on the idea that they must have something.
Letter to the editor: Rogers, not El-Sayed, will put security first
Before I had the honor of representing my mid-Michigan community in the state Legislature, I served our country as a civilian intelligence officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Letter to the editor: Too much tipping
Finally, a tip I can use ("I'm done tipping, and you should be too," Web, Aug. 26)!
Letter to the editor: Let married couples filing jointly combine individual earning allowances
The Senior Citizens League projects a 3.5% cost-of-living adjustment.
Letter to the editor: No one worse for the Cornell job than Letitia James
The Cornell University community has risen in wrath against the men said to be involved in an alleged 2024 fraternity house rape.
Letter to the editor: Paris is burning
If it is true that the French are engaging in destructive rioting because they want "more education funding," then the depth of France's educational failure is astonishing.
Letter to the editor: Midterms are a choice between progress and regression
Democratic candidates and pundits will never learn from past political miscalculations, but those who do not acknowledge mistakes are doomed to repeat them.
Letter to the editor: Your grievances with the U.S. could be aiding the enemy
The most dangerous weapon in the hands of a hostile government may not be a missile, drone or terrorist. It may be an American who does not realize that he is helping the enemy.
Letter to the editor: Pete Hegseth is right about military cuts
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may not be everyone's favorite messenger, but his recent message about the military deserves serious consideration.
Letter to the editor: We have not yet won in Iran
President Trump, your claims of victory over Iran are premature.
Letter to the editor: Pass the BUILD America 250 Act
Last month, President Trump signed a short-term extension of federal surface transportation programs, giving Congress until December to finish a long-term transportation bill.
Letter to the editor: America must do more to help Ukraine help us
In 2022, we began providing prostheses for Ukrainian soldier amputees. We started in the United States and now offer the service in Kyiv too.
Letter to the editor: Free Jimmy Lai and Joshua Wong now
The next time that President Trump meets with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, he should demand the release of all political and religious prisoners.
Letter to the editor: We can shore up the industrial base without socialism
Socialism is defined by Merriam-Webster as "a system of social organization in which the means of production and distribution of goods are owned and controlled collectively or by the government."
Letter to the editor: Why debate when you don't have to?
The Washington Times' Sept. 30 editorial asks why Sen. Mark Warner, Virginia Democrat, is apparently avoiding a debate with his Republican challenger.
Letter to the editor: Make data center developers pay for their projects' needs
Counties hold more cards than they think when data centers are planned for their communities (What a county can actually negotiate when a data center comes to town," Web, Sept. 28).
Letter to the editor: Democrats would never allow U.S. removal from U.N.
Jed Babbin proposes that we disentangle ourselves from the "anti-democratic, do-nothing plutocrats" in the United Nations ("Get the U.S. out of the useless U.N.," Web, Sept. 29).