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The welcoming words at the foot of the Statue of Liberty are just a myth, and the recent immigration raids prove it.
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In a way, Joe Biden resembles America: racially problematic half a century ago, but now tolerant and trying to right past wrongs.
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President Trump tweeted racist attacks that ought to spur universal condemnation. Instead, Republicans are staying largely silent.
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To the editor: One letter writer stated that “equality is impossible to achieve, whereas freedom is possible if a person makes good decisions.”
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To the editor: Although I disagree with President Trump on almost everything else he does, I believe he’s got it right on diplomacy with Israel, thanks to Ambassador David Friedman.
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To the editor: While I share Alireza Nader’s concern about the despotic nature of the current Iranian regime, I am troubled by his condemnation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, also known as the Iran nuclear deal.
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To the editor: While the Lourdes musical may be a good marketing ploy to draw more visitors to its religious shrine, visitors who expect to be cured of cancer or other ailments on pilgrimages to the French town might as well stay home.
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To the editor: Two letter writers try to present the millionaire statuses of Sens.
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To the editor: In order to save their businesses, some owners are placing planters and fences in front of their stores, without permits, so homeless people cannot set up encampments there.
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To the editor: Let me see if I have this right about objections to a citizenship question on the 2020 census, and President Trump’s decision to tally the non-citizen population by other means.
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To the editor: Jonah Goldberg is skeptical about a thought-provoking theory that someone’s genetics play a role in determining that person’s political predilections.
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To the editor: Members of the U.S. women’s national soccer team are rightly and fiercely proud to be accomplished and American.
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Good morning. I’m Paul Thornton, and it is Saturday, July 13, 2019.
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If you regularly peruse the Los Angeles Times’ letters page, you’ve noticed by now that there’s a pretty wide gap in the number of submissions published that criticize President Trump and those that express support for him.
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To the editor: Watching the Democratic candidates for president, I am brought back to the 1928 contest between Democrat Al Smith and Republican Herbert Hoover, the first presidential campaign I remember.
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The necessity of stockpiling supplies became more pronounced after twin earthquakes rocked Southern California, yet many people still fail to prepare, experts say.
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A faction within MS-13 used gruesome tactics to kill seven people in the L.A. area since 2017, prosecutors said.
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Middle-class Americans are bearing the brunt of the rise in health insurance deductibles and medical bills. That’s helped widen the country’s political divisions.
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To win reelection, Trump needs to make Democrats look more radical than he is.
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Trump to cut humanitarian aid to Central American countries, despite the poverty there that is sending migrants to U.S., and give the money to favored Venezuelan opposition leaders.
