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 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 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 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 EditorRoger Gregory’s excellent tenure on the 4th Circuit bench
The chief judge exhibited diligence, wisdom and appreciation, showing respect for history, customs and norms.
Letters to the EditorA nation upended by gun violence
The misinterpretation and abuse of the Second Amendment, and the stranglehold that the NRA continues to have on GOP politicians are wreaking havoc on our lives.
Letters to the EditorVirginia should use state funds for schools, not sports stadiums
More than half of Virginia’s schools are more than 50 years old and have deferred maintenance costs of approximately $10 billion.
Letters to the EditorA delayed dip in the Anacostia will be a big victory for clean rivers
This is a big step toward meeting the D.C. government’s goal to make all waterways in the city swimmable and fishable by 2032.
By the Editorial BoardStemming youth crime is Job One for D.C. Will city leaders act like it?
Does the city's juvenile rehabilitation system work or not?
By Colbert I. KingThe Baltimore mass shooting was important
Local crime deserves as much coverage as other crime.
Letters to the EditorD.C.’s broken promises to small businesses
Removing parking from Connecticut Avenue service lane and the introduction of 30-minute meters shows that DDOT doesn’t care about our survival.
By Robert Kotchenreuther, Naod Ejigu and Mark RosenmanD.C. residents want to feel safe in their city
The actions against one gang are a start, but we need to be aware that other sections of the city have had massive increases in shootings and killings.
Letters to the EditorHow to help D.C. youths stay safe
The city could work with families to get the services that would be most useful to them.
Letters to the EditorA Loudoun schools employee is vindicated in perjury case
Wayde Byard spent life savings he had accumulated through decades of faithful service in Loudoun County schools defending himself in this case.
Letters to the EditorMayor Bowser is right on D.C. crime
The D.C. Council should support the mayor's proposals.
Letters to the EditorHate and guns are the problem, not LGBTQ+ books
I’ve seen the light and have fought to end the nonsense that anyone on Earth is offensive merely because of being different.
Letters to the EditorA bleak summer message to D.C. youths: Your city is not safe
As crime rises, D.C.'s leaders have urgent work before them.
By Colbert I. KingThe region must demand accountability from Metro
Metro management shortcomings have added to this financial shortfall.
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