Though most of us have the luxury of abandoning pieces of writing that are not up to snuff, editors and reviewers don't and must slog through papers that ... of the cover letter, but I am out ...

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Musk could be the lead clown. Can one of the cabinet members please tell Musk to remove his hat? We, five retired Americans, express deep concern about our country’s decline. As patriots who uph ...

They should be concise, to the point and original — no form letters, please. Letters dealing with private disputes or containing criticism of private individuals or businesses are not published.

State Auditor Grant Parks today issued a review of Anaheim's lease with the Angels for Angel Stadium, criticizing a lack of ...

To the editor: Prior to the election, and for some time thereafter, I was under the impression that most republicans still wanted democracy but just couldn’t see that with Trump we are clearly ...

Maybe I’m jaded, but please stop the buy Canadian ads! In my defence, I’ll explain how I shop. Being a pensioner and no friend of the government, I know my dollar only stretches so far.

My friend’s church has initiated a novel Lenten practice, which is to write a letter every day in Lent and mail it: 40 letters in 40 days. The idea is to write something positive to someone ...

They should be concise, to the point and original — no form letters, please. Letters dealing with private disputes or containing criticism of private individuals or businesses are not published.

In a letter addressed to the Additional Director General (ADG) of DRI, Delhi, through the Superintendent of Parappana Agrahara Jail, Ranya claimed that she was slapped on the forehead and coerced ...

To the editor: On NPR’s Morning Edition back on the 26th of February, I listened to an interview by Leila Fadel with Elaine Kamarck, now of the Brookings Institute. Kamarck had worked with the ...