When we ask those who have escaped homelessness about who helped them most, it is their relatives.
Letters: Yes, it is time to rethink our approach to affordable housing to combat homelessness
Category: Letters to the Editor
Letters: How can we better help those with a mental illness who face incarceration?
We must transition away from punitive measures to rehabilitative ones promoting care and dignity.
Letters: Think of the many ways federal workers serve us
Federal workers are having the worst day of their careers, day after day, and yet are still showing up to do their job to the best of their ability.
Letters: Once again, Ukraine is exposed to Russian repression
Russia would take Ukraine backward a century, versus the value Ukraine could truly offer the world in the 21st century.
Letters: Gov. JB Pritzker accuses Donald Trump of being a king, but he has acted like one himself
The governor doth protest too much, methinks.
Letters: Gutting of federal health agencies has consequences for patients with chronic illnesses
How can these patients and millions of other Americans with all variety of illnesses ever dream of a cure or treatment now?
Letters: Bravo to Illinois’ federal lawmakers for finally speaking up about Donald Trump’s governing
Finally! Illinois’ Democratic senators and congressional representatives spoke out to condemn Donald Trump’s reckless and chaotic use of executive orders.
Letters: Chicago activist Ida B. Wells’ story is one we should know
We all need to learn about Chicago activist Ida B. Wells.
Letters: What gutting the Department of Education will actually do
Paul Vallas misses the point of destroying the Department of Education in the first place.
Letters: We need Democrats to act like adults. Donald Trump will be vindicated.
Why must we waste time when we need to get things done for the American people?