In the bustling city of Philadelphia, a reader expressed relief after learning about a federal law designed to protect religious institutions. The law, known as the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, was amended to include religious sites. The reader questioned why the Department of Justice hadn't taken action against anti-Israel protesters who had mobbed a synagogue, causing fear among those entering the building.
Meanwhile, in the Bronx, another reader suggested that there might be a legal way to stop a mayor-elect from implementing policies they believe could harm the city. The reader compared the mayor-elect to previous leaders who made questionable decisions and expressed concern about the city's future.
In Manhattan, a reader pointed out the importance of recognizing the unique history of American Descendants of Slavery, or ADOS. The reader argued that combining ADOS with other immigrant groups of color in studies was inaccurate and did a disservice to ADOS and the country.
In Brooklyn, a reader found humor in FIFA's decision to award its inaugural peace prize to a former U. S. president. The reader questioned the design of the trophy, which featured a soccer ball held up by hands instead of feet.
In another part of Manhattan, a reader blamed specific Supreme Court justices for enabling a former president's abuses of power. The reader suggested that these justices should be impeached for granting immunity to the former president for "official acts. "
In Staten Island, a reader called for the Supreme Court to be disbanded, citing concerns about the court's decisions and the growing list of complaints against a certain individual. The reader expressed frustration at the lack of plans to stop this individual's actions.
In Jamaica, a reader criticized the Supreme Court's conservative majority, accusing them of not following the Constitution or the law. The reader expressed sadness at the court's decisions, which they believed were made up as they went along.
In Queens Village, a reader mocked a former president for frequently referring to another politician as "Sleepy Joe, " pointing out that the former president had been caught nodding off during cabinet meetings.
In Brooklyn, a reader disagreed with another reader's claim that a former president had done greater things than any Democrat in the past 100 years. The reader listed several accomplishments of Democratic presidents, including the creation of the New Deal, the Affordable Care Act, and the navigation of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
In Bellerose Village, a reader accused the Secretary of the Treasury of lying about the benefits of tariffs on American trade. The reader found the secretary's demeanor and statements to be dishonest and rehearsed.
In Ashburn, Virginia, a reader criticized the recruitment efforts of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to expand the ICE force. The reader pointed out that many recruits were not qualified to carry out orders, with some having criminal records or failing to pass training requirements.
In Hartsdale, New York, a reader expressed disappointment that a newspaper did not acknowledge the anniversary of JFK's death and the attack on Pearl Harbor. The reader believed that these events were important to remember, especially in light of the rise of fascism.
In Brooklyn, a reader found a comic strip to be insensitive and hurtful to those who struggle with infertility or have undergone a hysterectomy. The reader believed that the comic's humor was distasteful and ignorant.
In Yorktown Heights, New York, a reader criticized the fur industry for causing senseless suffering to animals. The reader pointed out that animals on fur farms were often subjected to harsh conditions and brutal killing methods, all for the sake of fashion or status.
