Letters to the Editor

In Rick Barker’s letter on Oct. 27, he states that “public school kids across the country are graduating from high school not being able to read their diploma or even

To Steve LePore (Letters, July 24), perhaps the great and wealthy Christian churches of America could instead spend from their monetary abundance to hire immigration attorneys to get these fear-stricken

Just a few thoughts about the campaign lie they call “Affordability.”  Some background from basic high school economics. Capitalism seeks efficiency and utilizes markets to bring buyers and sellers together.

Rob Kerchner (Letters, Aug. 8) is not entirely correct in his assertion that “leftism is a religion for secularists.”   I found, to my amazement, that there are plenty of

I’m tired of hearing politicians announce another billion-dollar program or multimillion-dollar grant as though the money just appeared out of nowhere. They call it government funding, state assistance, or federal

To Larry Moore on “Birthright Citizenship” (letters, July 30), real Americans are a compassionate people.  Many of them are simple, naive and gullible, as well, but too many of them

Halloween is upon us, which in itself is a spooky and scary time of the year, and then we have the midterm elections Nov. 3, which in itself is also

Public schools in the U.S. are primarily funded and controlled by federal, state and local governments, and kids across the country are graduating from high school not being able to

Re: Jack Teoli’s letter on the “Establishment Clause” (Aug. 25).  I am in 100% agreement that Muslim Sharia Law has no legs to stand on in this country — it

Every parent should be able to drop a child off at school without wondering whether a routine morning could end in an ambulance. Yet in May, two children, ages 7

Thanks to the current administration, the greatest weapon remaining for an America-hating Middle Eastern terrorist nation is … the Democrat Party. And Iran isn’t even hiding it. Equally amazing is

Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, Oct. 20. Dear Lois: Thank you for the comments honoring Lady Liberty. She means just as much to many of us on the conservative side, maybe

During COVID, the largest Amish community in the U.S. (Lancaster, Pennsylvania) rejected masking, vaccines, isolation, testing, and all the other Centers for Disease Control recommendations, and fared just as well

To Brian Springer (Letters, July 23): Then it is the duty of every member of this “left-wing cultural revolution that is designed to overthrow the American Revolution,” if such a

In Re: Lois Eisenberg, “Can AI Doomsday Be Averted?,” letters, Oct. 8. I’m always ready to have a good laugh and this one certainly did the trick! Opening sentence of

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for taking the time to recognize Golden Valley High School’s National Honor Society chapter and spotlight our accomplishments. As a member

Don’t know if anyone else feels the same but I would personally LOVE IT if  public polls became a thing of the past in 2027!  Not only are polls historically

The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France in the 1800’s, celebrating their friendship and the anniversary of U.S. independence. The green-hued gift from France no longer lives up

I read a column (Oct. 13) by Jonathan Kraut where he gave his voter guide. I would like to comment on his claim that: “My subsequent guide is from a

Arthur Saginian, in your letter of Oct.15, your take on me is that I go around yelling “fire” or “wolf” when politically socialism is sweeping our nation. Your position is