Ted Leonsis should skip the sale
Selling a stake of his business to the Qatari sovereign wealth fund would contradict Mr. Leonsis’s claimed mantle of “inclusivity,” particularly of queer people.
Letters to the EditorI still treasure my landline
I treasure my landline, and it is the redundancy of communication that I value most.
Letters to the EditorTime is running out to adjust for climate change extremes
Renewable energy projects are being slowed by a lethargic permitting process that desperately needs reform.
Letters to the EditorIllegal guns flowing into Mexico are a big part of the problem
These guns flow directly to drug lords, helping generate large profits. Relatively few of these guns are interdicted by border authorities.
Letters to the EditorOn drug use, Portugal should stay the course on harm reduction
Portugal has one of the lowest overdose rates in the developed world and, among adults, a lower usage rate of illicit drugs that is below the European average.
Letters to the EditorColorado anesthesia group is serving patients
Our outcomes don’t just benefit patients; they also save health systems and health insurers millions of dollars.
Letters to the EditorTurner Classic Movies helps bridge generations
I’ve always been grateful to TCM for making those moments possible.
Letters to the EditorCommunities can help with peer mental health
The youth mental health crisis in our community both long predates and was exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Letters to the EditorJudge’s move on social media is a threat to free speech
Restricting the government’s ability to discuss the consequences of facts with firms that disseminate public information is a recipe for disaster.
Letters to the EditorFukushima’s tainted water should not be released into the ocean
The International Atomic Energy Agency approved a diabolical plot that will contaminate the Pacific with radioactive tritium.
Letters to the EditorBring fireflies back to your yard
There are two other critical actions anyone can take that will help support fireflies in the neighborhood.
Letters to the EditorHow D.C. made us stop shopping in Cleveland Park
My wife and I used to patronize many establishments, but we are no longer able to because of the elimination of parking spaces in Cleveland Park.
Letters to the EditorCluster bombs from the Vietnam War still kill today
Use of these weapons has received near total condemnation in the international community.
Letters to the EditorHow to avert a nuclear war
Our current policy is encouraging further preemptive behavior by Mr. Putin, the opposite of the intended purpose.
Letters to the EditorWhat is normal neighborhood noise?
I‘ve never been asked by any neighbors whether I minded the sound of their wind chimes, barking dogs, lawn mowers, leaf blowers or edging tools.
Letters to the EditorHow to avert D.C. crime now and a decade from now
Saving lives in three, four or 10 years does nothing for those who get shot tomorrow.
Letters to the EditorProject labor agreements are not right for Prince George’s new schools
The National Black Chamber of Commerce opposes PLAs because they “greatly reduce the number of minorities, women and minority businesses working on a project.”
Letters to the EditorGeorgia is taking Medicaid in the wrong direction
"Continuous coverage” during the pandemic benefited tens of millions of participants.
Letters to the EditorSmarter smart taxes (and incentives)
Congress could recapture revenue by eliminating the capital gains preference.
Letters to the EditorMaya Shankar’s sound rules for living
The cognitive scientist's lessons are invaluable.
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