The whole world has been left feeling helpless, unable to put an end to the theatrics of the superpowers that are escalating strife. Absurdity and megalomania are evident in the rhetoric of some ...

Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor. Op-ed extols our state’s many benefits Re: “ Ignore haters, California is a national model ” (Page A6, June ...

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NY Post readers discuss the US military’s airstrike against Iran, destroying three nuclear sites.

After Broadcom started sending cease-and-desist letters, at least one firm claimed that it got a letter from Broadcom despite no longer using VMware at all.

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Letters to the Editor: Dodgers, hear us out — your stadium really is too loud The Dodger Stadium scoreboard encourages fans to “get loud” during a game against the San Diego Padres.

Recently, the paper reported the resignation of Kim Terrell, staff scientist for the Environmental Law Clinic at Tulane Law School, citing university censorship and infringement of her academic ...

Canadians sound off on national unity, Putin’s hypocrisy, Trump and war, soft-on-crime policies, and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s leadership in today's letters to the editor.

(RNS) — The US Conference of Catholic Bishops took a firm but mixed approach to the bill, while other Catholic leaders signed an interfaith letter asking senators to oppose the bill.

In 1787-1788, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay wrote a series of newspaper articles, The Federalist Papers, under the pen name Publius, in which they argued for the ratification ...