Readers find Niall Ferguson’s praise of Trump’s foreign policy misplaced. 

“There have already been accounts of the bikes parked in ways that block ramps and other ADA-compliant access points.” 

“We need to keep mentally disturbed people away from firearms of all kinds.” 

After another fatal school shooting, we’re left to ask: What can be done? What will be done? 

“Surely the technology is there to allow arts patrons to wager on how high the dancer will get on her next grand jeté.” 

“Sports scores have driven the numbers racket for decades.” 

“Our constitutional plutocracy never misses an opportunity to promote its mask of benign ‘global policeman.’ ” 

“They need to choose leaders who represent a new, forward-thinking approach to solve this country’s problems.” 

“The editorial board staff must work from home or live within walking distance of the office.” 

“This was not the time or place for a negative political attack.” 

“The man who’s worth more than $100 billion apparently thinks . . . being taxed $10 million a year to help the homeless threatens his business.” 

“The problem in not allowing . . . the Land Bank’s proposal to advance is that there is no suitable alternative housing to turn to on the island.” 

“The hidden takeaway from this story is the impact of voter registration and turnout.” 

Beth Teitell’s portrait of aging boomers and their own helicopter parents hit home with readers. 

“Progressive views must be brought to the public by messengers whom voters can see and feel as real leaders.” 

“Lively’s place on the Republican primary ballot would set a dangerous precedent.” 

“Many who threw their vote his way sincerely thought they were going to make Governor Baker a stronger candidate in November.” 

The US embassy’s move to Jerusalem coincides with violent clashes at the Gaza border. 

“Residents of Taunton and surrounding areas are right to be concerned.” 

We need “to ensure that state funds allocated for needier students are actually spent on those students.” 

“The Massachusetts Legislature doesn’t get enough done on many things that voters care about.” 

“Those who are not ready to call it a career can be forced to suddenly reinvent themselves.” 

A book “provides evidence that women who juggle a career and family are actually happier.” 

The Trump White House is a place where cruelty apparently means never having to say you’re sorry. 

“There are questions that need thoughtful answers if we are to develop treatment solutions.”