Mildred Manham News Today

Brooklyn: Re “Rudy wanted to ‘feel like Bill Clinton’: suit” (May 16): Two observations come to mind when I hear lazy people ask why Noelle Dunphy would continue to work for Looney Giuliani if he was sexually assaulting her and not paying her on time, as her lawsuit claims.

Huntington, L.I.: Given that the undeniable magic of Christmas brings out reflection, humility, kindness and the best of the human condition, I wanted to share some of that spirit with my fellow New Yorkers. Contrary to popular opinion, and as a devout Yankees fan, I am thrilled to witness the excitement and joy that Mets fans are experiencing with the flurry of player signings made possible by their dynamic owner, Steven “Uncle Stevie” Cohen.

Whitsett, N.C.: As we all know, Donald Trump has announced that he will run again for president despite the many legal actions he is facing.

Lindenhurst, L.I.: Recently, we saw the revival of “Funny Girl” on Broadway. There has been much speculation about it, and with Beanie Feldstein bowing out of the show early, we didn’t know what to expect.

Jersey City: Cinco de Mayo has become an adopted holiday in many parts of the United States. Typically, on this holiday, many celebrate by drinking tequila and eating fake Mexican food. Some may even post Mexican flags on social media and inaccurately caption them, “Happy Independence Day, Mexico!”

Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.: Voicer Eva Maciejewski’s letter representing the Foundation for Biomedical Research (FBR) is typical of the rhetoric issued by organizations that lobby for animal experimentation. Responding to my article on Neuralink’s unjustified use of monkeys to develop a brain-computer interface (“Elon Musk, monkeys and our human responsibility,” op-ed, March 14), it ignores the vast volume of work affirming the limitations of animals in achieving human cures.