They are people. And when you put faces on those statistics, the calculus changes.</p><p>Mr. Hollingsworth, are you willing to sacrifice your parents, your wife or your children for the sake of the ...

The assassination attempt on Donald Trump, dastardly as it was, changes the entire calculus of the race for president. It brings attention, sympathy and dollars to the ex-president’s campaign, starkly ...

With little doubt, by any standard, Trump is unfit for the duties of president. To not impeach this president and instead rely on some political calculus of cost-benefit analysis would be a great ...

I’m always reading that the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is repackaging fishing regulations. An example is the agency’s recent announcement of a two-walleye limit for Mille Lacs Lake. I ...

In January 2015, I met with a county leader to share my concerns about the proposed jail expansion. It was a few months after Lawrence voters had rejected a new police headquarters, and the official ...

Your editorial is right to emphasise that the US and China must manage nuclear tensions as great power competition escalates (“Avoiding the next nuclear arms race”, FT View, October 23). While the ...

I recently read an article in the FT about the Sizewell C project to build a new nuclear power plant and the need for investment funds (“Effort to raise private finance for Sizewell C faces further ...

Letters to the editor for Friday, May 27. You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Re: A-Bomb Still Horrifies 70 Years On, letter to the editor, May ...

Removing a president is not about right or left it is about truth. Denying truth because you don’t like it does not change that truth to your liking. Destroying votes in a free and fair election will ...

Re: “Ethical dilemmas of AI need illumination” (Feb. 12, Opinion): In the editorial, the board writes that executives at Microsoft wrote on a company blog post: “Regulation (of AI) should be ...

Hugh Robertson mentions sugar taxes being more effective than “nudges” (Letters, 2 April). The problem with the sugar tax, as with any tax, is that people tend not to think about why a desired object ...

Our congressman has said out loud what many of his Republican colleagues have said and are saying in private: Let’s reopen the economy, even if it means killing people. Just for the record, here’s ...