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Candidates — and voters — should make climate a priority

Anyone without their head in the sand is afraid of what might lie ahead, including many Trump supporters.

GOP hypocrisy in filling the Supreme Court

'I’d have more respect for Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell and his GOP co-conspirators cohort if they would just acknowledge the complete hypocrisy at the core of their intent to confirm anyone Trump nominates to the Supreme Court.'

Candidates — and voters — should make climate a priority

Anyone without their head in the sand is afraid of what might lie ahead, including many Trump supporters.

Get cops out of schools

In addition to reforming education discipline at the federal level, local districts can advance this necessary work by removing police from schools (Editorial, “The country needs school disciplinary reform,” Sep. 16).

LETTERS
This election cries out for diligence from officials, voters, and the press
"We have not yet descended into European-style fascism and racism, but the parallels are chilling."

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Big money’s huge influence is keenly felt
Readers react to an op-ed detailing how heavily funded libertarian groups paved the way for Russia's disruptions.

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State’s high unemployment makes a case against raising income tax on wealthy

"Lawmakers should be extremely wary of amending the Massachusetts Constitution to allow for a graduated income tax that nearly doubles state income taxes on those earning over $1 million annually."

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Pandemic makes Boston’s addiction battle that much harder

The epicenter of the city's addiction crisis is seeing a host of new pressures in the grip of the pandemic.

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Sights are set on voting sites

Readers respond to a Globe editorial calling for volunteers to step forward to boost the numbers of poll workers and observers.

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Transforming Allston interchange — the question is how

In response to Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack's recent op-ed, stakeholders and observers weigh in with a range of alternative visions for the Allston Multimodal project.

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Speaking of ‘Rage,’ rage, and the president on the page

As some question whether author Bob Woodward waited too long to reveal what he knew, readers keep their ire pointed squarely on President Trump.

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Waiting, impatiently, for military brass to weigh in

"The role of our military leadership, active or retired, is to protect our democracy, period."

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Brady . . . Belichick . . . two teams, twice the fun

"It’s not Belichick 1, Brady 0. They didn’t actually play each other."

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An uplifting message, until the putdown of the president

"Would it have killed Philip to actually take a small break from that vitriol, rather than letting the world know how awful she thinks President Trump is?"