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Even in worker-friendly Illinois, employers have tremendous power and can discipline employees for declining to participate in non-work-related meetings that discuss politics or religion.

I'm a Big East basketball fan, but Bueckers' success started long before she went to play for the UConn Huskies and Big East women's basketball.

Biden does not have dementia I wonder what sort of medical degree the writer of the letter “We need real presidential leadership” (April 18, TribLive) has; I didn’t see “Dr.” in front of his name. But he can say unequivocally that President Biden has dementia? Has he examined him, talked

Denver Post readers sound off on the Denver Broncos' quarterback situation ahead of this month's NFL draft, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson and clear energy versus fossil fuels.

Many years ago, there were rumors that the New York Islanders — despite their incredible history of hoisting the Stanley Cup four straight years — would mov

Taxes shouldn’t be used to redistribute wealth Bronx: Re “NY State could recoup millions in property tax breaks from Columbia, NYU under new bill” (Dec. 11): Columbia University should not be receiving tax abatements to build an overpass on Fort Washington Ave. to avoid crossing the street, for instance, or to install marble floors and wood paneling in their hospitals. Those are not what I ...

Black history and literature courses canceled. Parent fights to raise awareness of school board’s decision. From our readers:

East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for Sept. 14, 2023

“We all know it could be any one of us — anywhere and at any time,” writes Oakland resident Clare Senchyna. | Letters to the editor

“This is the party of Ronald Reagan, who believed in global democracy,” writes Encino resident Ahsaf Goldman. | Letters to the editor