“You cannot work unvaccinated. You might make someone sick.” But I’m not sick. “Yeah, but you might become sick one day. “ Then I would stay home. “But you might

Rick Barker is on my list of people who seem to think straight. His letter (Aug. 12) was great, especially the last paragraph on how Democrats would deal with illegals

The refusal of the Supreme Court to block a Texas law that amounts to a ban on abortions after six weeks of pregnancy sets a concerning precedent. What would the

Labor Day is observed on the first Monday in September every year and gives the American people a three-day glorious weekend. American workers, who are the backbone of America, are

The American public is split on the mandating of vaccines for COVID-19 protection. About 75% of Democrats support them. The same number of Republicans are opposed. Independents are slightly opposed,

In her latest discursive and wandering “I hate all things Republican and Donald Trump” weekly rant, Lois Eisenberg (Sept. 3) would have us believe that the disaster with the withdrawal

I am saddened and, yet, not surprised to hear those who are protesting against mandatory vaccinations to use phrases such as “pro-choice.” One protester reportedly said outside the William S.

Patriot Day, 9/11: That one day of ever-lasting visual impressions. Phone lines jammed spreading the news along with a fear of the unknown. Where non-stop television broadcasts were about straight,

Re: Jim de Bree, “We Must Reform the Recall Process” (commentary, Aug. 19). In my opinion, Mr. de Bree is overlooking the rationale of the California recall process, and trust

You must take this medicine. You must not take that medicine. You must wear this mask. You must not go to work. You must stand on this dot. You must

Just finished reading the front-page story, “Parents, staff protest mandates” (Sept. 9) and I have to wonder if protester Jess Guidroz and his fellow protesters have been sleeping or somehow