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Letter to the editor: There's overreach, and then there's common sense
At the Republican midterm convention this week, comedian Adam Carolla called the "freedom" to smoke in public a casualty of Democratic overreach.
Letter to the editor: Voters, protect the U.S. from another sham impeachment
How brainwashed Democratic and independent voters can live with themselves as they vote blindly for treasonous Clinton-Soros/Obama-Biden operatives is beyond my patriotic comprehension.
Letter to the editor: We must reclaim post-9/11 unity
Like millions of Americans, I remember exactly where I was on Sept. 11, 2001.
Letter to the editor: What do data centers do with all that water?
I see a lot of furor over the supposedly massive use of water by data centers. However, no one seems to have explained this other than a some comments about "cooling."
Letter to the editor: If you think gas prices are high now ...
Most of the legacy media cannot help themselves from pimping for the Democrats and engaging in the ad nauseam reporting of "record" gasoline prices.
Letter to the editor: Make sure the Social Security Administration knows you're alive
Social Security not only allows people to assume the identities of others and use dead people's numbers; the program also "kills" people who are still alive without them knowing it. I am living proof.
Letter to the editor: Help Gazans drop the "refugee" label
Hamas is band of psychopathic killers.
Letter to the editor: Let Trump usher in "Golden Age"
For the first 16 months of President Trump's second term, he applied public pressure to the Federal Reserve chairman to lower interest rates so he could usher in America's "Golden Age."
Letter to the editor: We need AI to monitor other AI
Public concern about advanced artificial intelligence often focuses on the fear that a powerful system might one day act beyond human control.
Letter to the editor: We need less government, not more
Assuming a 45-year working life, the average American taxpayer will pay about one-third of their lifetime income in taxes.
Letter to the editor: Why are taxpayers funding Congress members campaign time?
The House leadership has decreed that there will be what amounts to "6 1/2 weeks [for members] to campaign in their districts before the Nov. 3 midterms."
Letter to the editor: Is it time for professional juries?
If the judge pressures the jury in the Lindsay Clancy case to reach a unanimous verdict, is that justice?
Letter to the editor: Driscoll should replace Hegseth
I married a U.S. Navy pilot who was lost/went missing in action in Vietnam in 1971.
Letter to the editor: GOP, fight the expansion of Social Security
Peter Morici's column, "Social Security reform could become a wealth tax Trojan horse" (Web, Sept. 1), is by far the best column I have seen in your pages regarding Social Security.
Letter to the editor: What about the president's bad language?
I've been a Democrat and I've been a Republican. Now, I am a proud independent.
Letter to the editor: Accused Kirk killer's remarkable unremarkableness
At long last, a trial judge in Utah heard final arguments from the prosecution and defense in the case of Tyler James Robinson, the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Letter to the editor: Want a taste of free healthcare? See the VA
The democratic socialists' promises about "Medicare for All" are just empty words. Neither they nor their naive supporters have a clue.
Letter to the editor: Randy Fine does not belong in Congress
When U.S. Rep. Randy Fine, Florida Republican, declared earlier this year that "we don't want Armenians to serve in Congress," his words hit a personal nerve.
Letter to the editor: Physicians, drug makers must stop minimizing medications' side effects
Despite advances in life sciences and pharmacological research, many medications continue to come have harmful side effects.
Letter to the editor: Nothing like day traders to destabilize markets
Financial advisers tell us that investing in the stock market is for the long term: Do your research, buy your stocks then leave them alone.