THE WASHINGTON TIMES

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Nobel winner deserves to go home again

At 17, Malala Yousafzai has now been recorded as the youngest Nobel Peace Prize recipient in history ("Malala Yousafzai, Kailash Satyarthi win Nobel Peace Prize," Web, Oct. 10). Published October 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Turkey’s Erdogan using Stalin’s playbook

Not wanting to incur the wrath of the world by re-enacting their massacre of the Armenians, Turkey appears intent on solving its "Kurdish separatist problem" by taking a page out of Josef Stalin's playbook and simply standing by while the Islamic State brigands slaughter the country's independence-seeking Kurds. Published October 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Fishy correspondence-course math

Is a correspondence course for the Basic School really feasible ("Semper Lie: Marine Corps Commandant James Amos padded resume," Web, Oct. 14)? Published October 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Frack-sand mining can be economical, ecological

Thank you for publishing "Wisconsin county shuts down sand mining operation" (Web, Oct. 8). The article was well-done and very informative. Published October 15, 2014

EDITORIAL: No voter fraud? Don’t tell Connecticut

As frequent beneficiaries of bogus balloting, Democrats rarely acknowledge that voter fraud is real. Anyone who wants to guard against Election Day shenanigans is painted as a conspiracy nut, because voter fraud "doesn't exist." But it does, and one prominent Democrat has proved it. Published October 14, 2014

EDITORIAL: Ebola politics

The Ebola virus has arrived on our shores, and already it has infected the politics. Published October 14, 2014

EDITORIAL: India’s Modi shows way on cutting government

The last Congress added 284 statutes, and Congress has added 184 so far in this session. More than 20,000 bills have been signed into law. The rarest law of all is one that repeals an obsolete statute. Published October 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Obama’s legacy will be one of plagues

President Obama's crowning legacy left to the American people is two plagues. Published October 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: InterVarsity fellowship welcomes all

Because I know The Washington Times cares about accuracy, I would like to correct a statement in "The academic mob silences free speech, again" (Editorial, Web, Oct. 10). Published October 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Gaza aid for self-inflicted wounds

Secretary of State John F. Kerry promises $212 million of our tax money will be given to the terrorist organization Hamas to rebuild Gaza ("U.S. promises $212 million in assistance to Gaza," Oct. 13). Published October 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Change Redskins name, keep the logo?

The ongoing brouhaha about the Washington Redskins is a tempest in a teapot, or much ado about nothing. There will always be groups that raise issues in order to draw attention to themselves because of their perceived relative invisibility. Published October 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Imams must denounce the Islamic State

A new Islamic State magazine brags about selling and enslaving women. This is the true "war on women," yet no Muslim leaders seem to be standing up and condemning this extremist movement of slaughterers. Why? Published October 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don’t call STEM students ‘nerds’

I enjoy reading Deborah Simmons' column in the Washington Times, but "New Tech Prep charter raises the bar on STEM" disappointed me (Web, Sept. 25). Published October 14, 2014

EDITORIAL: Shooting the foot in Biden’s mouth

Joe Biden's ability to say, unfiltered, whatever thought pops into his head is his charm. He's everybody's favorite crazy uncle. Published October 13, 2014

EDITORIAL: Democratic candidates shun the toxic president

There will be no sunning on Barack Obama Beach, nor will anyone go to class at Barack Obama High. Mr. Obama's star has so faded that he can't get recognition even in Hawaii, where he grew up, or in his adopted hometown of Chicago. Published October 13, 2014

EDITORIAL: Nanny staters, swinging on the schoolyard

Going to school these days isn't what it used to be. Kids are marched through metal detectors on the way to a disappointing lunch of arugula with a side of alfalfa sprouts. Now they're ruining recess. Published October 13, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Obama abandonment of Kurds is indefensible

It may not be intentional, but President Obama's inaction with regard to the Kurds will result in thousands of innocents being slaughtered. Published October 13, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where are real journalists when you need them?

How can anyone say with a straight face that our government is concerned about the Islamic State attacking us on the home front when it keeps our southern border wide open and portrayed the Fort Hood, Texas, attack as common "workplace violence"? Published October 13, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We can defeat enemy — without Obama

Obamacare and the current administration's negligible response to the Islamic State will result in many more deaths — primarily of those people President Obama seems to have decided are not important. Published October 13, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Domestic spying’s ‘poisoned fruit’ is inedible

Andrew P. Napolitano adds yet another brick to the government's edifice of lies in "Parallel reconstruction, an edifice of lies at NSA and DOJ" (Web, Oct. 8). Published October 13, 2014