Opinion

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