Richard Pluth’s letter, “Trump will fix a failing nation ... of one-half of the population (163,000,000 people). The U.S. is now an oligarchy where the wealthy control the economy and ...

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Editor's note: Letters to the editor reflect the views of ... Senator Sasser served for 18 years in the U.S. Senate. During that time, his diligent work as chairman of the U.S. Senate Budget ...

With the 2024 election season behind us, we can move forward once again in this great republic as one people, united together. It’s been a tumultuous past several years, but I believe we can rebuild ...

With the 2024 election season behind us, we can move forward once again in this great republic as one people, united together. It’s been a tumultuous past several years, but I believe we can ...

Sad day today in the U.S.A. I weep for the country of my birth ... We invite you to write letters to the editor. A maximum of 150 words is preferred. Letters must carry a first and last name ...

Letters:U.S. election is over and Americans should now work on rebuilding relationships The days of a structured transfer of power are gone. You and Vice-President Harris must stop allowing ...

Together, we confronted racism firsthand and we rejected it. Like my father and older brother before me, I served in the U.S. military. I always looked up to soldiers like John McCain. If I ...

That’s just sad. Two Nov. 3 letters to the editor deserve a supportive thumbs-up for their statements regarding Mayor Donna Deegan’s recent (and widely criticized) “concentration camp ...

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Other royals are stepping up to shake hands and cut ribbons. Prince Harry flew in from California. Visitors to Buckingham Palace wonder what comes next.