That is, unless a letter writer gave us an excuse to write another editorial. Grist is more important than consistency when it comes to editorial writing, doncha know. A letter writer to The Post ...

The editorial department strives to lead discussion about community issues. Readers contribute to that discussion by submitting letters for publication. We encourage readers to express their views ...

But during campaign time, diplomacy may be forgotten in the gush of polarizing rhetoric and name-calling culture that seems to be coming at us from every direction. On our phones. In our mailboxes.

To the editor: I recall an interview I heard once with an appeals court judge. He said he never met the parties, neither the accused nor the family of the victim, but rather he only reviewed the ...

To the editor: Former President Trump was held liable for sexual assault and is a felon. If this is OK with you and you are still planning to vote for him, here is a letter to share with your ...

GUN CRIMES The reporting of an increase in gun-related crimes is obviously fake news. It must be because a couple of years ago, Justin Trudeau confiscated firearms in order to stop such crimes. Do ...

The Star-Advertiser welcomes letters up to 150 words and guest columns of 500-600 words. The Star-Advertiser reserves the right to edit letters for clarity and length. Please direct comments to ...

Thanks in advance for your contributions. Letters liven up an editorial page like nothing else can. Questions? Call or e-mail Editor Thomas Martinez at [email protected].

The Press-Republican welcomes letters from our readers on topics of interest. All letters must be signed and include day and evening phone numbers so we can verify authorship. That also pertains ...

Submit a Letter to the Editor (we prefer you send letters to [email protected]) Finish The Daily Star welcomes letters of public interest. They should be written exclusively to this ...