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Letter to the editor: Don't ban 7-OH
The Food and Drug Administration wants the Drug Enforcement Agency to outlaw 7-hydroxymitragynine, a natural compound from the kratom plant used to manage chronic pain.
Letter to the editor: Kennedy's protecting Americans
The Washington Times published two opinions in recent days that engaged in not-so-subtle attacks on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his policies regarding vaccines ("Trump's health team must rebuild trust without fueling vaccine hysteria" Web, Aug. 13 and "Kennedy's dismantling of vaccine policy risks lives," Web, Aug. 14).
Letter to the editor: Who calls the immigration shots?
The Trump administration is suing a group of federal judges for requiring him and his Department of Homeland Security to delay the deportation of illegal immigrants to their home countries.
Letter to the editor: Democrats cause problems, blame GOP
Democrats keep ranting that President Trump and the Republicans are responsible for higher consumer costs and millions losing their insurance.
Letter to the editor: Allow Taiwan into the ICAO
The 42nd Session of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Assembly will take place from Sept. 23 to Oct. 3 in Montreal. Taiwan should be allowed entry.
Letter to the editor: For Democrats, hatred is blind
Most of us are familiar with the expression "Love is blind" and its meaning, that people often fail to see the shortcomings or faults in the object of their affection.
Letter to the editor: Abortion pill can be deadly
One major problem with the use of the two-part chemical abortion pill is its health risks.
Letter to the editor: D.C. statehood is unconstitutional
President Trump opposes the Democrats' renewed call to make Washington a state ("Trump calls D.C. statehood 'ridiculous,'" Web, Aug. 12). There's good grounds for his opposition.
Letter to the editor: Break down health care barriers for South Asian women
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide, but for a South Asian woman, the diagnosis brings added challenges, including navigating medical care and cultural taboos.
Letter to the editor: Intimidation isn't journalism
Earlier this month in El Centro, California, three protesters from "IV for Palestine" showed up outside the Imperial Valley Press.
Letter to the editor: How to end gerrymandering shenanigans
One solution to gerrymandering is at-large election of representatives.
Letter to the editor: You're welcome for the cleanup
Spare me the meltdown by the legacy media and the Democrats over President Trump using the National Guard to address Washington's pervasive problem with street crime.
Letter to the editor: Washington a textbook example of how not to govern
President Trump's taking control of Washington's policing is the first step in returning oversight and governance of the district to Congress.
Letter to the editor: Science, not personal beliefs, should guide health policy
While Gary Marx is entitled to his personal beliefs, the arguments presented in his recent op-ed, "FDA leadership should reflect pro-life values" (Web, Aug. 11), rely on ideological assumptions.
Letter to the editor: GMU president doesn't deserve ousting
Recent calls for the removal of George Mason University President Gregory Washington are not the independent critiques they claim to be.
Letter to the editor: Why the ramped-up interest now?
It is very obvious that Vladimir Putin is playing President Trump like a yo-yo.
Letter to the editor: Putin, other communists can't be trusted
President Trump is finding out what many American negotiators have faced when dealing with the Russians and other communists like Vladimir Putin: They can't be trusted.
Letter to the editor: The tragic decline of an American party
Liberals think President Trump is worse than genocidal terrorists and communist China, which unleashed the new coronavirus on the world.
Letter to the editor: Congress, stand up for the people who hired you
I thought the senators and representatives we pay to go to Washington are supposed to represent us, "We the People," U.S. citizens.
