What America owes long covid patients
Plus: How to reduce women’s risk of lung cancer a debate over a federal bill that has played a key role in medical innovation.
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What were Justice Alito, his wife — and The Post — thinking?
Readers on the justice, his wife, her flag and our paper’s coverage.
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How to reduce the number of abortions in Virginia
Plus bike lanes, a memorial to Stumpy and a Boy Scout speaks up.
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Appreciate clean water and rushing rivers while we still have them
From the Maury River, to America’s ports, readers reflect on the value of clean water.
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How Kenyans, Nicaraguans and other Americans see your donated clothes
One person’s trash is another person’s opportunity. Plus, the cancer we should take more seriously.
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Readers critique The Post: God, save the king!
Here are this week's Free for All letters.
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Beating back a new wave of overdoses requires an honest conversation
More proactive measures must be taken to address potential overdoses.
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Pros and cons to new tech: Stupidity, productivity and whales
AI might be coming for our voices, but readers also show how tech can save whales and trap CO2.
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Seniors deserve to be safe. A lack of transparency stands in the way.
Nursing home oversight, President Biden’s new staffing requirement and a newly proposed bike lane route.
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‘Made in America’ is better for the planet
Plus, readers are disgusted by Nikki Haley’s decision to vote for Donald Trump.
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How to create a coherent American community
The past told us how the United States tried to keep people out. But how can we bring new arrivals in?
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Honoring the real meaning of Memorial Day
Readers reflect on friends lost in Vietnam, a visit to Normandy and how summer has eclipsed service.
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Hats off to Melania Trump’s chapeau!
Readers love the former first lady’s style and sun protection. But they’re not such big fans of Harrison Butker’s marriage advice.
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Readers critique The Post: Remember the Jackson State killings
Here are this week's Free for All letters.
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Jews, like all other Americans, have the right to lobby politicians
Readers respond to a Post article on Jewish business leaders lobbying in the aftermath of Oct. 7.
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Warriors? Americans? Potatoes? Any of these beats ‘Commanders.’
Readers spar over D.C. sports — the Commanders and horse racing — and react to Maryland’s primary.
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How can ‘traditional’ Republicans make their voices heard?
Especially when party leaders are flocking to kiss the ring at Trump’s New York trial.
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Germany’s past just might hold the keys to America’s future
Checking corporate power doesn’t have to make for a weak economy.
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Ban cellphones in schools? Teachers and a student weigh in.
Two teachers feel relief, but a student says they’re not the real problem. Plus, progress on sports betting should be celebrated.
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What’s in a name? Everything, if it honors treason and slavery.
A school board said renaming schools after Confederates was honoring the community’s heritage. Readers had other ideas.
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