Letters: Standing Up for Truth
Readers discuss Chuck Todd’s argument that it’s time for the press to “start fighting back.”
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Disagreeing About Abortion Can Be Respectful, After All
Readers respond to the essay “Three Children, Two Abortions”
Letters: What Cold War Nuclear-Arms Treaties Mean Today
Readers consider Rand Paul’s call to action.
Letters: The Power of the Press
Readers respond to an essay on the test journalists face in the current political landscape—and the importance of the First Amendment.
Letters: ‘The Orca Should Not Be Seen As a Vanity Project’
Readers reflect on the lessons of a grieving whale
Letters: Jordan Peterson and ‘The Hyper-Partisan Morass’
Readers discuss the psychology professor’s polarizing take on identity politics, and what it might mean for the left.
Letter: The UN Was Never Meant to Prevent Genocide
In the aftermath of Kofi Annan’s death, a reader reflects on the former secretary-general’s tenure—and its place in United Nations history.
Letters: When It Comes to Health Care, ‘Women Must Be Vocal, Be Militant, Be Vigilant, and Be Political’
Readers discuss the challenges of being a patient in the American health-care system.
Letters: Would Democratic Socialism Really Threaten Minorities?
Readers debate the possible outcomes of an American move toward democratic socialism.
Letters: ‘Textbooks Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg’
Readers consider textbooks’ biases—and their limitations as teaching tools.