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I hope you will take some time to reflect on the behavior of the executive branch on Feb. 28. I am an 85-year-old retired public school teacher, a retired minister of a mainline Christian ...

I hope you will take some time to reflect on the behavior of the executive branch on Feb. 28. I am an 85-year-old retired public school teacher, a retired minister of a mainline Christian ...

To the editor: French politician Raphael Glucksmann suggests the U.S. should return Lady Liberty to France because America is no longer worthy of the symbol of hope and democracy (“From France ...

As l have been following the "Signalgate" fiasco, I keep hearing reporters and journalists asking our president versions of how could this happen. I keep hearing "I didn't know." "I don't know ...

Crush him. Let him feel crushed. Letters to the editor: Happy with your vote; keeping up with the times; waste can be cut; investments in our kids Letters to the editor: Rubio is threatening ...

To the editor: You have to read a ways into the analysis (“LAPD cops shot 21 bystanders in 10 years. How does it keep happening?” March 12) to learn that “roughly half of the incidents ...

History repeats itself. Despots have always viewed the educated as their enemy. During the days of slavery, the slaveholders did not allow their slaves to learn how to read or write. During the ...

In a letter to the editor, Astrid Coste explores struggles with journalists’ personal identities. Credit: Lucy Lawler | Managing Editor for Content Astrid Coste is a fourth-year in journalism at ...

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