Letters ‘Sad and Angry’ Over Sexual Harassment A sex researcher and educator, a liberal activist and a former ballet dancer discuss Harvey Weinstein, Al Franken and Peter Martins.
Letter Newtown, Orlando, Las Vegas . . . A reader asks when Republicans will do the right thing on gun control.
Letter Unjustifiable Alarm About Contraceptives Three medical professors say a new study about the relationship between birth control and breast cancer should not worry women.
Letters Alabama’s Repudiation of Roy Moore Readers praise Alabama voters and the press, but also see a darker side.
Letter Sexual Harassment in New York The New York City Commission Human Rights says the city’s Human Rights Law is a model for broadening the legal definition of sexual harassment.
Letter The Republicans and Arctic Drilling The League of Conservation Voters explains the G.O.P. strategy of including drilling in the tax bill.
Letter College Presidents’ Pay A professor asks why don’t they work on Wall Street if they want to earn so much money.
Letters Due Process and Sexual Harassment Readers discuss how differently accusations against Al Franken, Roy Moore and President Trump have been addressed.
Letters After the Times Square Bomb, Calls to Limit Immigration A writer of Pakistani descent criticizes such a response, while another writer says stricter policies would be a wise precaution.
Letter East Jerusalem’s History The Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America responds to an editorial.
Letter Safer Forms of Birth Control A reader finds it “unbelievable” that the medical community prescribed hormonal birth control without properly assessing the risks.
Letters Held or Missing in Iran: Two Women Plead for Their Relatives The wife of an imprisoned graduate student and the daughter of a missing father plead their cases to the Iranian government.
Letters Eyes on Alabama and Roy Moore Readers are appalled that a man accused of sexual misconduct involving children might be elected to the Senate. One decries “blind partisanship.”
Letter Immigrants in Court The American Bar Association says equal access to justice is threatened when ICE agents seize suspected undocumented immigrants from courthouses.
Letter How Women Are Addressed A professor writes, “I wonder how many of the female doctors who complain of lack of professional respect talk down to their patients.”
Letter Treating Traumatized Girls A Legal Aid Society lawyer says residential treatment centers for victims of sex trafficking are often simply “dumping grounds.”
Letters When Women Choose Sterilization Doctors and a patient discuss the medical, legal and personal aspects of the decision.
Letter Privacy and Technology A reader says that if it is legal to follow a suspect using a police car, it should be legal to do so with electronic devices.
Letter Taxes and the Safety Net The Center for Medicare Advocacy writes that Congress is gutting the safety net to pay for tax cuts.
Letters ‘Sad and Angry’ Over Sexual Harassment A sex researcher and educator, a liberal activist and a former ballet dancer discuss Harvey Weinstein, Al Franken and Peter Martins.
Letter Newtown, Orlando, Las Vegas . . . A reader asks when Republicans will do the right thing on gun control.
Letter Unjustifiable Alarm About Contraceptives Three medical professors say a new study about the relationship between birth control and breast cancer should not worry women.
Letters Alabama’s Repudiation of Roy Moore Readers praise Alabama voters and the press, but also see a darker side.
Letter Sexual Harassment in New York The New York City Commission Human Rights says the city’s Human Rights Law is a model for broadening the legal definition of sexual harassment.
Letter The Republicans and Arctic Drilling The League of Conservation Voters explains the G.O.P. strategy of including drilling in the tax bill.
Letter College Presidents’ Pay A professor asks why don’t they work on Wall Street if they want to earn so much money.
Letters Due Process and Sexual Harassment Readers discuss how differently accusations against Al Franken, Roy Moore and President Trump have been addressed.
Letters After the Times Square Bomb, Calls to Limit Immigration A writer of Pakistani descent criticizes such a response, while another writer says stricter policies would be a wise precaution.
Letter East Jerusalem’s History The Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America responds to an editorial.
Letter Safer Forms of Birth Control A reader finds it “unbelievable” that the medical community prescribed hormonal birth control without properly assessing the risks.
Letters Held or Missing in Iran: Two Women Plead for Their Relatives The wife of an imprisoned graduate student and the daughter of a missing father plead their cases to the Iranian government.
Letters Eyes on Alabama and Roy Moore Readers are appalled that a man accused of sexual misconduct involving children might be elected to the Senate. One decries “blind partisanship.”
Letter Immigrants in Court The American Bar Association says equal access to justice is threatened when ICE agents seize suspected undocumented immigrants from courthouses.
Letter How Women Are Addressed A professor writes, “I wonder how many of the female doctors who complain of lack of professional respect talk down to their patients.”
Letter Treating Traumatized Girls A Legal Aid Society lawyer says residential treatment centers for victims of sex trafficking are often simply “dumping grounds.”
Letters When Women Choose Sterilization Doctors and a patient discuss the medical, legal and personal aspects of the decision.
Letter Privacy and Technology A reader says that if it is legal to follow a suspect using a police car, it should be legal to do so with electronic devices.
Letter Taxes and the Safety Net The Center for Medicare Advocacy writes that Congress is gutting the safety net to pay for tax cuts.
