The Morning Call

Your View: We need to say the word — suicide. Loudly.

Reader: Think of how our lives would be different if we had spent a portion of those military trillions on health care for all, or infrastru...

Reader: I’m amazed at the number of parents who resist science and protest the mask mandate for schoolchildren.

Your View: We’re facing a crisis we haven’t seen in our nearly 140 years: We cannot serve many of the kids and families who seek out our ser...

Column: Make vaccinations a condition to receive federal benefits such as food stamps, Medicaid, Medicare and other support.

Reader: We are placing such a burden on medical personnel by not getting vaccinated.

Reader: Most Americans accept the empirical evidence behind science and don't want religious dogma to rule their lives.

Reader: I am horrified at the Texas law restricting abortion to the first six weeks of pregnancy.

Reader: Having an elected official speak the truth about those who choose to not get vaccinations is a breath of fresh air.

Reader: Are women full human beings? The Supreme Court decision to let the horrendous Texas abortion law stand has answered the question wit...

Your View: Masking doesn’t have to become a way of life for children if we’re smart about mitigating the spread of the delta variant.

Reader: Should you be the bearer of a contagious disease, your choice to not be vaccinated and masked is a public health choice.

Many readers bemoaned that the country can’t rally against a common enemy like it did after the 9/11 attacks.

Reader: It has become common for politicians accused of inflammatory speech to respond that their words are only harmless rhetoric.

Reader: We do our children a disservice by insisting that they deserve, or are entitled to, exemption from mitigation efforts because they a...

Reader: What is wrong with the parents who are objecting to mask mandates in the schools?

Your View: We must raise awareness of opioid use and mental health for adolescents.

I’m praying for an ALS cure so, in the future, no one else will feel betrayed by a body that no longer walks when the spirit really, really...

My class in Germany learned from one of the Americans that her father had a meeting scheduled in the south tower for 9 a.m. on 9/11. She did...

Reader: I was a teacher for 35 years. During that time I was never accosted by an irate parent.

Column: Twenty years after 9/11, America is faced with another threat. This time, we haven't united against it.

Reader: The 20th and final annual Bill Sugra Memorial Outing was held Aug. 27th at Green Pond Country Club.

Reader: Letters have said Donald Trump was a better president, and Biden voters should be sorry they voted for him. I’m not.

Reader: Congress has no choice but to go big with bold climate action to meet the moment. Our lives depend on it.

Your View: The writer takes a walk with her mother who is suffering from vascular dementia and encounters sadness and humor on the way.