letters to the editor

When I heard former president Donald Trump had been attacked, it felt as if time stopped. Mr. Trump ducked down. Got up! He had blood on his face. He raised his fist. He is…
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The aftermath of the June 27 presidential debate has sparked a painful national conversation about cognitive aging. Yet, with a few exceptions, gerontologists and geriatricians…
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Regarding the June 23 editorial, “Degrowth is deranged”:The picture of humanity’s future is not quite as simple as the one recently sketched by The Post’s Editorial Board.We can…
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Regarding the April 4 package of letters “What would make D.C. feel safe? These 12 Washington-area residents have ideas.”After the deadliest year in decades, the D.C. Council,…
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Regarding Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Shawn Fain’s March 20 op-ed, “The case for a 32-hour workweek”:While I applaud the efforts of Mr. Sanders and Mr. Fain to improve the…
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Though it’s been a couple of years, I haven’t forgotten my grade school days. Science demonstrations, such as the ones discussed in the Feb. 17 front-page article “The plastics…
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Comment on this storyCommentAdd to your saved storiesSaveAs a longtime D.C. resident, I agreed with Colbert I. King’s Jan. 6 op-ed, “Can today’s D.C. leaders govern this city?.”…
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When politicians are choosing corporate gains over the voice of the American people, how are we supposed to trust them? Allowing lawmakers and their immediate family members to…
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