The New York Times’s Letters to the Editor column invites a wide range of voices to share their thoughts. Sometimes it fosters real-life connections. Credit...Liana Jegers Supported by By Emmett ...

The Issue: Texas Democrats fleeing to blue states to skip voting on revised congressional maps. Regarding the current redistricting effort in Texas, it truly is upsetting to hear President Trump say ...

Re: "Letters favor liberals' views," by Donald Reichert, May 10 Letters. Reichert questions whether "conservatives have just given up writing to you knowing our letters are just going into the trash?" ...

Collier County resident expresses concern over a proposal to designate a portion of Immokalee Road in honor of Charlie Kirk. Writer from Fort Myers Beach criticizes a costly and poorly designed road ...

Donald Trump doesn’t need Canada. The irony is Canada doesn’t need America. We are one of only two countries in the world that has everything. We have endless energy (oil, gas, uranium for nukes), ...

Readers question Paxton's criticisms of Talarico, request the State Board of Education teach a more accurate version of Islam, miss the unity we had after 9/11 and support H.R. 4299. Readers say no ...

A letter to the editor expresses concern over the current state of the country and the world. The author questions if readers are content with rising national debt, high prices and cuts to Medicare.

Members of Congress take the Pledge of Allegiance hundreds of times during their terms in office. It says that liberty and justice are for all. But Republican lawmakers in Washington don’t believe the ...

Readers debate the impacts of development on Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary and the changing character of Naples. Several letters criticize the Trump administration and its policies, while others express ...

(Editor’s Note: We rarely get letters the old-fashioned way any more — written in longhand, stamped and sent by snail mail. We happily share this one from Joan Farrell, of Venice, on Florida’s west ...