Most of us think the electoral college is broken. Let’s fix it.
Readers respond to Theodore R. Johnson’s electoral college critique with ideas of their own.
Letters to the Editor
If the media wants public trust, it has to trust the public
The press suppression campaign A.G. Sulzberger warns about is already here.
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Ginni Thomas and Elon Musk face these free-speech concerns
Letter writers scrutinize free speech via Ginni Thomas, Elon Musk, Pavel Durov and Kamala Harris.
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How Maryland voters should choose between Hogan and Alsobrooks
Will Larry Hogan’s professed independence really matter in the U.S. Senate?
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Laws and rules are making Americans miserable. Who is to blame?
Justice Neil M. Gorsuch thinks Americans are being driven nuts. Can he be part of the solution?
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Readers critique The Post: Should we get rid of anonymous comments?
Here are this week's Free for All letters.
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Loan forgiveness fighting is giving debtors whiplash
The future of any debt relief looks grim.
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Harris’s expressions, Trump’s obsessions and the debate’s defining moments
Kamala Harris won the debate. But will it matter?
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Why the gun from a Georgia school shooting could be used to kill again
The school shooting in Winder is just America’s latest preventable gun tragedy.
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Are Harris and Trump better debaters than fifth-graders?
Readers share advice for the Sept. 10 debate and respond to Kamala Harris’s recent CNN interview.
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How to talk about the differences between Harris and Trump
Do the policy differences between the candidates matter? Or is character what counts?
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The life-changing training programs too few people know about
Former apprentices and job placement professionals recount their success stories.
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Who is responsible for keeping D.C.’s streets safe?
Out-of-state drivers rack up tickets. But phone addicts and careless bikers matter, too.
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Readers critique The Post: We walked right into that one
Here are this week's Free for All letters.
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The U.S. doesn’t have standing to criticize Mexico’s judicial reforms
The Mexican government responds to the Editorial Board.
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No amount of personal responsibility will make the housing market fair
Kamala Harris has a questionable housing plan. Meanwhile, workers struggle to find homes.
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Trump’s deportation plan won’t work. It should still scare us.
Even an unsuccessful attempt to deport millions would distort law enforcement and upend our economy.
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How national service changed my life, and could change yours
Taking time to serve others can profoundly change your life path. Let’s make it easier everyone to do so.
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Super ideas for better public places in cities
From superblocks to bike lanes, readers describe more inviting, more accessible public spaces.
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Police killed our neighbor during a welfare check. We have questions.
A reader remembers her neighbor. Plus, traffic fatalities in D.C. and gas explosions in Maryland.
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