To the Editor: Apparently, a fellow liberal feels compelled to engage in a back and forth and submitted a second letter (“Credit where due, but …,” July 8th) straining to make his point …

To the Editor: The Supreme Court has recently issued a number of important rulings: abortion, guns, climate, voting rights, gerrymandering, campaign finance, unions and regulation of government …

To the Editor: The cowardice seen in the video of the Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, is breathtaking, disgusting and unbelievable. Knowing that young kids and teachers are being shot to …

To the Editor:  An examination of Facebook and Twitter postings shows people are more concerned with soaring inflation, urban and suburban crime, fentanyl-fueled deaths, an unsecured southern …

To the Editor:  Vincent Scala’s June 17 commentary questions the viability of our political system.  I think he's right. We have less representation today than a century ago. Ask …

To the Editor: I worked at the NYC Department of Transportation for nearly 30 years. NYCDOT has a very straightforward mission — to provide for the safe and efficient movement of people and goods …

To the Editor:  Sam Metz' July 1 article, "Labor shortage cuts into federal firefighter crews," clearly explains why this situation exists. Last year, President Joe Biden signed an executive …

To the Editor:  So far this year, there have been over 300 mass shootings (3 or more victims) in our nation, so we are likely to have had more than 500 mass shootings by the end of the year. …

To the Editor: Eric Adams claims he has the “backs of Blacks and Browns” in underserved neighborhoods, but in key areas the backs he has belong to big business and the police.

To the Editor: I was intrigued by the title of Vincent Scala’s column “Forget democracy, the nation is not even a republic” (The Chief, June 17) After reading it, I was in awe.

To the Editor: In reading The Chief I keep coming across the word "progressive." The rank and file are simply pro union.  Assuming that we agree with one political party sells us short.

To the Editor: Donald Trump, now the nation’s Fabricator-In-Chief, has called the courageous January 6th Committee witness Cassidy Hutchinson, a liar and a girl with mental problems.

To the Editor: An old adage goes “to a hammer, everything is a nail.” The fourth and fifth public hearings of the January 6th Committee revealed a new twist on this adage — to a criminal, everyone is  crooked.  

To the Editor: The January 6th Committee hearings have exposed just how corrupt and treasonous are Donald Trump and his minions. 

To the Editor: I'll give Joseph Cannisi credit for one thing in his letter "Two parties, ex parte" (June 24th Chief). Unlike in 2017 (not 2016), he did not attribute any views to me that were opposite positions I had actually taken. 

To the Editor: Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL), a member of the committee on the Anti-Gun Violence Bill, said that in spite of the sudden reluctance of GOP members to agree to the terms of the bill, he believes the bill will pass.

To the Editor: Back in September 1999, Chapter 390 of the Laws of 1998, and later action by the City Council, provided a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to be paid to certain pensioners of the NYC Employees Retirement System in two stages ...

To the Editor: Joseph Cannisi's "The ever-slippery slope" letter (June 17) about a U.S. Supreme Court decision that, voted for by Republican judges, expanded gun owners' rights with a dubious interpretation of the Second Amendment, was right on the mark.

To the Editor: A frequent Chief contributor from my side of the aisle took issue with my letter on de facto American cartels by claiming that President Biden shares fault because “he could also have the Justice Department file actions to break up anti-competitive combines.” 

To the Editor: Joseph Cannisi's June 3rd letter, "Cartels wrecking havoc," tells part of the story. The February 22nd "Hightower Lowdown" goes into more detail.

To the Editor: The televised Jan. 6 hearings are a riveting event during which Congress members haef presented what some called a strong criminal case against former president Donald Trump. 

To the Editor: For roughly the first 200 years of our country’s existence, the courts (rightly) interpreted the second Amendment in the context of “a well-regulated militia.”

To the Editor: Do Republican members of Congress (and even some Democrats) care about the lives of children and other innocent victims of gun violence more than they care about their political careers and the concomitant loyalty to the National Rifle Association and Donald Trump? 

To the Editor: In this important election year, Republicans are quick to point out that Donald Trump is not on the ballot. While that may be true, his shadow looms large over GOP candidates.

To the Editor: The May 27th issue has numerous examples that the war against logic continues. The first two are featured in excellent articles by Crystal Lewis.