The Tennessean's letters reflect the views of the authors and add to public discourse. At issue today: 2024 presidential ...

I recently traveled to Gettysburg, where I walked the fields where so much horror was experienced by so many in those three ...

King Charles III accused the Church of England of being "corrupted by loathsome political correctness" in a letter written in ...

Fortunately, Election Day is approaching, and the daily dose of hate can end. We can move forward and beyond Trump’s dungeon of ignorance and bigotry. The nation can return to civility in the public ...

King Charles, who is the head of the Church of England, penned a letter in 1998 while he was Prince of Wales where he accused ...

The title suggests that attitudes within a community which call for or bring about the withdrawal of support from a public ...

Consider all that’s at stake in this election. Our future is on the ballot, and our vote is our most powerful tool to shape the future. Don’t take your right to vote for granted. Don’t let democracy ...

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Fried, Ms. Ellison and Mr. Singh have written letters to Lewis A. Kaplan, the judge overseeing the FTX case, pleading for leniency for their children. They described the emotional toll of FTX’s ...