You don’t need reactors to blow up for there to be a negative health impact, not just for workers but also those in the neighborhood.
Letters: The Tribune Editorial Board is right to be skeptical of small modular reactor projects
Category: Letters to the Editor
Letters: Public housing in Chicago is where hope can begin
Public housing isn’t just a means to an end; it’s where hope begins.
Letters: Republican spending cuts threaten my son David and other people who need Medicaid
Medicaid cuts would be devastating for some of the most vulnerable people in Illinois.
Letters: Man’s deportation to El Salvador begs the question: Who’s next?
Is this morally corrupt crowd determined to ignore constitutional obligations rather than ever admit a mistake?
Letters: Editorial and Tribune investigation ignore facts in discussing Cook County technology contract
Tyler Technologies stands behind what we do and how we do it.
Letters: State lawmaker is wrong to blame Democrats for a shortage in affordable housing
State Rep. Chris Miller’s piece identifies an important problem, lack of affordable housing, but misses the mark on its cause.
Letters: It’s teachers’ job to help safeguard democracy, especially at this point in US history
No matter what teachers’ instructional responsibilities are, please consider the vital importance of nurturing the promise of democracy.
Letters: Tribune’s coverage of Saturday’s protest should have been on the front page
I was startled by the lack of meaningful coverage of the “Hands Off!” rallies that took place in Chicago and across the suburbs.
Letters: Israel has a right to defend itself — but not to commit mass killings of civilians
We can’t allow this latest violation by Israel of international law to once again be ignored.
Letters: If the state would fund its mandates, the RTA wouldn’t be faced with such a fiscal crisis
If the state would fund its mandates, the doomsday budget cuts looming over the 1.2 million weekday RTA riders could significantly shrink.