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Letter to the editor: No government branch is exempt from oversight
In a constitutional republic, the public has every right to expect honesty and restraint from its elected leaders.
Letter to the editor: Putin, not Trump, is Hitler-like
The Democrats have demonized President Trump, calling him Hitler, impugning his character and saying he is guilty of war crimes, with no evidence to support their claims.
Letter to the editor: Israel's always fighting to survive
Israel, our important strategic ally in the Middle East, and Hamas have approved a ceasefire and a potential peace plan.
Letter to the editor: Who's controlling the internet?
Josef Stalin once said: "Ideas are more powerful than guns. We would not allow our enemies to have guns; why would we permit them to have ideas?"
Letter to the editor: Speech doctrine would be dangerous
Andrew Napolitano attempts to invent a heretofore-unknown constitutional doctrine to prevent Congress from criticizing the vile antisemitism of his "friend and colleague" Tucker Carlson.
Letter to the editor: Violence is never legitimate political protest
Recent anonymous death threats directed at outgoing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's son are an appalling abuse of technology and a violation of the basic norms that hold a free society together.
Letter to the editor: U.S. farmers need more than short-term aid
An underreported issue playing out in Washington today is having a serious impact on U.S. economic security.
Letter to the editor: Commercial real estate at the heart of 'unaffordability'
Proactive government and business leaders must confront the hidden cause of "American unaffordability," inflation and, ultimately, voter frustration: the high cost of commercial real estate.
Letter to the editor: Iran's regime of death
Since the beginning of 2025, more than 2,100 people in Iran have been executed by hanging at the hands of the ruling authorities.
Letter to the editor: Climate 'education' a failure
Climate education has become a performance.
Letter to the editor: Justices will have blood on their hands
So the Supreme Court has ruled against the deployment of National Guard members to Chicago ("Supreme Court rules against Trump on deploying troops to Chicago," Web, Dec. 23).
Letter to the editor: No, the powerful aren't exempt from the law
A dangerous misconception is gaining traction in our culture today: that disobeying the law is virtuous if the cause feels righteous and that accountability is optional for the powerful.
Letter to the editor: Gaza reconstruction can't succeed without these conditions
As 2025 draws to a close, there's a growing belief that the war in the Gaza Strip is behind us.
Letter to the editor: AI-generated scamming will only get worse
Nice piece by Sean Salai on the surge of artificial intelligence-generated scams ("AI fuels surge in digital holiday scams," Web, Dec. 10).
Letter to the editor: It's not too late for Trump to support Ukraine
The lack of assurance of U.S. support in the event of an attack from Russia has caused concern among NATO members.
Letter to the editor: Commanders should look deeper into retirement pool
With Washington mired in a lost season due to numerous injuries, it's time to think outside the proverbial box.
Letter to the editor: Too much academic pressure has consequences
As a physicist, I was deeply saddened by the recent tragedy at Brown University, but given the highly challenging world of physics, it is not unsurprising that a deranged student might do this.
Letter to the editor: U.S. is right to stand by Taiwan
Kudos to the Trump administration for helping Taiwan maintain a sufficient self-defense capability commensurate with the threat it faces, in line with the Taiwan Relations Act
Letter to the editor: NATO is still relevant, needed
Rep. Thomas Massie, Kentucky Republican, calls NATO a "Cold War relic," but that characterization collapses under the weight of current events.
Letter to the editor: We're fallling behind in addressing addiction
As a youth counselor, I know many people with some form of addiction.
