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READER POLL: Which option should Maryland choose for Baltimore’s Red Line?
Maryland is weighing light rail and bus rapid transit for Baltimore’s Red Line. Tell us which option you think the state should choose.
Readers and writers: Two new mysteries and other top reads
Local authors offer books on weight loss and a teachers' strike, and Stu Wilson and Melissa Barker write on Fitzgerald's time in Montana.
D.C. Circuit Endangerment Finding Litigation: The Nefarious EPA "Futility" Analysis
Readers of my previous (August 13) post on the Endangerment Finding (EF) litigation pending in the D.C. Circuit may have come away wondering about this issue: What is the basis on which this coalition of mos...
Reader asks questions, offers observations about proposed data center ahead of city of Statesboro's Tuesday...
In reference to the data center planning to be built here in Statesboro, some questions and thoughts prior to the city’s zoning hearing for the data center at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall:
READER GALLERY: Share your Buc-ee's photos with us! Participate for the chance to win a $100 gift card
Arkansas’ first Buc-ee’s opens today! We know a lot of you will be there for the grand opening. Snap a photo at the new Buc-ee’s and you could win a $100 gift card. That’s $100 more for beaver nuggets.
Woke 2.0 is coming ... and it will be worse
Readers familiar with the Dr. Seuss classic "The Cat in the Hat" will remember the twin chaos agents Thing 1 and Thing 2. “‘These Things are good Things,’” the Cat reassures the children, whose mothe...
‘I felt so inspired’: Guardian readers on trying Homer’s epics after seeing The Odyssey
Readers describe how Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster has ignited or reawakened their interest in classical texts
The Polite Arrival Window Is Narrower Than Some Guests Think [The Question]
Readers say hosts shouldn't let habitually early or late guests derail the party, but they should give grace when delays are unavoidable.
Readers write
I recently found out through the AJC (“How a $20B data center plan secretly took root”) that there is a rash of local elected officials in Georgia signing nondisclosure agreements with profit-making comp...
‘The cost of living is just too high’: Why some Mass. residents want out
Readers pointed to taxes, housing prices, and everyday expenses as reasons they're weighing a move, while others shared why they'll stay.
Duquette: Elias did not inherit a ‘mess’ | READER COMMENTARY
Reader commentary: Former Orioles GM Dan Duquette pushes back on claim he left Mike Elias "a mess of an organization."
READER POLL: Do you think Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted by the Justice Department?
Should the Justice Department prosecute Dr. Anthony Fauci? Vote in our reader poll and weigh in on the debate.
As Gov. Healey weighs library bill, readers say: let librarians decide
As Gov. Maura Healey weighs a bill that would set new rules for library materials, readers overwhelmingly said it should be up to librarians.
Reader photo pick of the week: Coastal plants
Palmetto trees in the park. Sweetgrass near the marsh. Sea oats by the beach. All of it makes up the core identity of Charleston
Readers Branch: ‘Not taking care of a lawn has been amazing’
After living in Northern Virginia for many years, Todd and Lisa Rudd settled down comfortably in Richmond in 2020. Their house – a 3,200-square-foot Dutch Colonial – sat on a
READER GALLERY: Share your back-to-school photos with us! Participate for a chance to win $50
It’s back to school season, and we want to see your first day photos! Whether you’re a teacher or a student, you can submit photos from your first day for a chance to win a $50 gift card. Once your photo...
‘Outrageous’: Here’s how much readers’ electric bills have been this summer so far
Plenty of Boston.com readers say they’re already feeling squeezed by their summer electric bills.
Readers write
The SAVE Act ignores prediction market influence, and Republicans forsake conservative values to side with Trump.
Readers and writers: Klecko’s lengthy art meditation nears its launch, and more to read
"Exhausting Jesus at the Minneapolis Institute of Art" is part poetry, part musings about art and everything else.
READER POLL: Do you think Maryland should redraw its congressional map before next census?
Maryland lawmakers may redraw congressional districts before the next census. Do you support the effort? Vote in our reader poll.
Is Rachel Cusk’s Life of M Actually About Natalie Portman?
Readers are titillated over the idea that Rachel Cusk’s Life of M dishes the dirt on her movie star friend.
Should police departments raise their maximum hiring ages? Police1 readers weigh in
Readers said physical ability, qualifications and life experience should matter more than age, though some cautioned that retention remains the bigger staffing challenge
Officer safety tool or ‘slippery slope’? Police1 readers debate Ohio 15-foot buffer law
Readers shared encounters with crowds pressing into arrest scenes while raising questions about how officers will measure and enforce the 15-foot boundary