Regarding the Nov. 16 Power Post article “Bipartisan group opposes using dogs for government research”: There is a critically important use of dogs for scientific research that must remain funded. D...
Regarding George F. Will’s Nov. 17 op-ed, “What President Trump should find on his desk”: The world community is moving to renewable energy; it’s already started, it’s accelerating, and it’s inevitabl...
An essential element of the president-elect’s plan to speed economic growth will be a new law changing federal business and personal taxes. As Congress writes this law, lawmakers and the public will...
Regarding the Nov. 17 Style article “WAMU selects successor for Diane Rehm’s NPR time slot”: Joshua Johnson, a former radio anchor in Northern California, spoke freely about being an African America...
Considering the serious rifts between Democrats and Republicans, made even worse by this year’s campaign season and last week’s election, it is more important than ever to champion bipartisan coope...
In his Nov. 17 op-ed, “Don’t join this team,” former State Department counselor Eliot A. Cohen urged his conservative national security brethren not to join President-elect Donald Trump’s team, at lea...
Charles Krauthammer wrote in his Nov. 11 op-ed, “How the new Republican majority can succeed,” that the Republicans need to replace deceased conservative Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court...
“A well-exercised birthright,” Monica Hesse’s Nov. 8 article on Gladys Ament, was on a par with “A butler well served by this election,” Wil Haygood’s 2008 article on Eugene Allen, the White Hous...
Contrary to claims by the Heritage Foundation’s Ryan T. Anderson in his Nov. 6 letter, “Two views on ‘death with dignity,’ ” a Journal of Medical Ethics study, “Legal physician-assisted dying in Ore...
The Nov. 9 Metro article “Urging a pardon for Marcus Garvey” highlighted the quest of Julius Garvey to vindicate the name of his father, Marcus Garvey, more than 90 years after Marcus Garvey’s unjus...
Regarding the Nov. 7 Sports article “Armstrong finds his new platform”: Cyclist Lance Armstrong threatened and then made good on his threat to destroy the lives of many people who might implicate h...
I understand that the Wizards played their best game of the season on Nov. 9. You would not have known it from my edition of The Post. My Nov. 10 paper said the game ended too late to be covered (9:...
In her Nov. 12 op-ed, “The five stages of Trump grief,” Alexandra Petri got the sequence wrong. Psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross listed the stages as denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acce...
The Nov. 6 news article “Arctic ice is melting. How much of it is you?” stated that “about three square meters — or about 32 square feet — of Arctic sea ice melts for every metric ton of ca...
The Nov. 10 front-page article “Amid a world of problems, Trump’s plans are opaque” used the Cuban Missile Crisis as an example of an emergency immediately testing a new president. President Kenned...
Regarding the Nov. 8 Metro obituary “Tough-minded lawyer was first female attorney general”: I was 10 when Janet Reno became attorney general of the United States. I remember seeing her on the news...
Regarding the Nov. 8 Style article “What time will it end? A recent history of when they called it.”: Proper credit is due my fellow alumni of United Press International. As Washington news editor o...
The Election 2016 results printed Nov. 10 did not mention independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin. The results listed Green Party candidate Jill Stein in Utah. Stein got only 1 percent of...
The Nov. 8 KidsPost article “Who can vote?” reviewed voting rights history. I was astounded that it did not include the 23rd Amendment (1961), which gave residents of the District of Columbia...
Regarding the Nov. 17 Metro article “Evangelicals put their faith in Trump”: I am an evangelical Christian who voted for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. Why? As the Bible tells us,...
