CPAP machines are essential medical equipment
The government is moving to limit the costs of lifesaving medicines. It might be time to consider the rising costs of critical medical equipment, too.
Letters to the EditorCompassion does not necessarily come from spirituality
It can be a product of secularism, a belief that human beings are at the center of the universe and desire to do good deeds to benefit humanity.
Letters to the EditorADHD is no excuse for easy access to guns
Those who have made it easy for anyone to buy a firearm share responsibility for the senseless acts of gun violence.
Letters to the EditorWhen the King of the Ring made magic in Virginia
Muhammad Ali’s magic act transcended mere trickery. He brought everyone together.
Letters to the EditorA larger House is needed — and doable
Technological advances notwithstanding — email, social media, always the cellphone — people want to better communicate their concerns to their representatives.
Letters to the EditorAmericans have to stop thinking that guns offer protection
There is never a good outcome when guns are involved.
Letters to the EditorD.C. voters deserve the information ahead of elections
A proposal to delay reports until after elections shows a mistrust of voters.
Letters to the EditorDon’t overlook the many glories of pickleball
The burgeoning sport attracts people of all ages and really is exercise.
Letters to the EditorThere is help for teens who use marijuana
Sober college programs across the country give teens who have struggled with addiction the support they need to navigate college.
Letters to the EditorWhat the E. Jean Carroll verdict and the response to it mean
Republicans cannot counter the obvious conclusion that their leading candidate for president believes he is entitled to do as he wishes to women.
Letters to the EditorThis is the biggest threat to democracy
The enemy of democracy is not communism, nor is it socialism, nor fascism. And it’s certainly not a free press.
Letters to the EditorHow we solve the gun problem
Why aren’t we seeing the true horrors of AR-15s, which once were outlawed in this country, and taking steps to restrict ammunition?
Letters to the EditorEquine athletes must be spared from some of the worst abuses
Whether horse racing is finally ushering in a new era amid increasing public disapproval remains to be seen.
Letters to the EditorHere are two other solutions for covid learning loss
Subject mastery and tutoring by retired folks could help.
Letters to the EditorWithout the farm bill, very few American farmers could survive
Geopolitical risks, pandemics, natural disasters, labor shortages and stagnant trade opportunities make farming harder.
Letters to the EditorFairfax Democrats should widen their caucus
A person has to be “in the know” with party politics. Not everyone has the social capital or time.
Letters to the EditorReaders critique The Post: Please don’t insult South Korea’s first lady
Here are this week's Free for All letters.
Letters to the EditorThe U.S. economy depends on immigrants
Every immigrant job added to the U.S. economy significantly drives job and wage growth for millions of Americans.
Letters to the EditorChildren need access to well-trained school psychologists
A critical shortage of these professionals leaves many students without access to care or essential prevention services, and schools scramble to plug the gaps.
Letters to the EditorClassic high school musicals offer a learning opportunity
Students who denigrate the “old-fashioned” American musicals that bigoted school boards would approve might be missing something.
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