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Letter to the editor: Finally, a gerrymandering fix
Finally, there are some adults in Congress with the will to fix the insane gerrymandering of congressional districts that has been going on for more than a century.
Letter to the editor: AI fear will cede dominance to China
Fear -- more than any other emotion -- motivates. It is inherent in us all to fear the worst or the unknown.
Letter to the editor: No treaty says we can't rename the moon
Although the 1967 Outer Space Treaty forbids any country from claiming the moon as its territory, it does not forbid the U.S. from renaming it.
Letter to the editor: Trump's Venezuela oil deal hinges on tankers
On Aug. 31, the White House announced an oil deal with Venezuela, calling it the largest in world history and a landmark step for American energy and national security.
Letter to the editor: Muslims don't want wars any more than anyone else
In "George W. Bush still gets Islam wrong after 9/11" (Web, Sept. 15) Jed Babbin cites George W. Bush as saying that Islam is a religion of peace.
Letter to the editor: Democrats are now the Machiavellian party
As a former Democratic voter, I know that Democratic leaders embracing socialism are not going to relinquish those views before the midterms.
Letter to the editor: The Islamic Republic, Iranians are not one and the same
On Sept. 22, as world leaders gather in New York for the United Nations General Assembly, thousands of Iranians and supporters of a democratic Iran will gather outside U.N. headquarters.
Letter to the editor: Something fundamental has changed in Iran's women
For most of my life, when people abroad learned I was from Iran, they thought of Persepolis, Persian poetry, pistachios and saffron. Today my country is known for something else: its brave women.
Letter to the editor: Congress members voting to end Iran war are traitorous
The Democrats and the few Republicans who have voted to limit or end actions against Iran are nothing more than sniveling, treasonous cowards who want to see the U.S. lose.
Letter to the editor: NATO is still relevant
NATO was established in 1949 with the ratification of the North Atlantic Treaty.
Letter to the editor: In the new year, a prayer for peace
Last week, on Rosh Hashana, Jews around the world paused to welcome a new year.
Letter to the editor: The far left won't stop itself
Will far-left Democrats and their socialist and communist firebrands take any step against our democratic republic before a sense of moral fortitude curtails them?
Letter to the editor: AI brouhaha is much ado about something
"Warning of AI doomsday 'swarm' sparks push to slam brakes on superhuman technology" (Web, Sept. 13) is unsettling, but it should not be surprising.
Letter to the editor: The Postal Service is not a substitute legislature
It is impossible to take Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas seriously after Monday's order.
Letter to the editor: What 9/11 might've been -- but for a planning error
Lost in most 9/11 memorials year after year is what could have been.
Letter to the editor: Trump should not have waded into Irish affairs
President Trump has made very serious remarks in relation to Northern Ireland, which holds a fragile peace with the Republic of Ireland after decades of terrorism .
Letter to the editor: Washington must not give an inch on the Taiwan Strait
Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to visit Washington for a summit with President Trump on Sept. 24 that is expected to cover trade, artificial intelligence and Taiwan.
Letter to the editor: Think we deserved 9/11? Get out
Most of us will never forget where we were and what we were doing when we heard the unthinkable and devastating news that America had been attacked 25 years ago this month.
Letter to the editor: Elect Beckwith to counter Spanberger
Once again, Loudoun County, Virginia has an opportunity to help set the course for our state and nation.
Letter to the editor: The Democratic Party has left commonsense Democrats
In 1962, nearly two decades before be became president, Ronald Reagan switched political parties while working as a spokesperson for General Electric.