Letter: Singapore Defends Its Drug Policy
Singapore’s ambassador responds to a critique of the country’s death penalty for very serious crimes, including drug trafficking.
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Letter: Dominion Energy Defends Its Record
A senior executive at Dominion Energy responds to a critique of the company’s influence over Virginia politics.
Letter: The NIH Has Responded Forcefully to COVID-19
The nation’s leading health-research agency, its acting director writes, has moved with unprecedented speed against a global threat.
Letter: Free Speech for All Is Still Our Mission
The American Civil Liberties Union, writes its senior litigator, has not abandoned that historic vocation.
Letter: Hungary Defends Orbán’s Reelection
An official from the prime minister’s office responds to a critique of the country’s recent parliamentary elections.
Letters: The Thrill of Garbage Trucks
Readers consider why kids are so fascinated by trash-pickup vehicles—and why adults aren’t.
Letters: Are Eye Exams Necessary?
Readers discuss why glasses and contact lenses are so difficult to get in the United States.
Letters: Sharing a Bed Is ‘a Comfort, Not a Burden’
And other reader opinions on whether you should sleep alone
Letter: The Other Important Function of Stag-and-Doe Parties
The value of these pre-wedding social events reaches far beyond the happy couple.
Letters: Was It Fair to Boo the President?
Readers discuss whether the crowd’s reaction to Trump at Game 5 of the World Series was an act of patriotism or bullying.