The New York Times’s Letters to the Editor column invites a wide range of voices to share their thoughts. Sometimes it fosters real-life connections.

An acquaintance has been charged with serious crimes, and the letter writer wants to write them a letter.

After 16 years since I last had the privilege of attending one of his classes, my old teacher still manages to stimulate my ...

Valuable intern experience. With National Intern Day coming up today, I’ve been thinking about how a strong internship can ...

As you begin your new school year, we, too, have opened a new chapter in our 45-year publication history with the launch of a ...

Focus on [Amanda] Gorman's lines: "Being American is more than a pride we inherit, it's the past we step into and how we repair it,"' writes an L.A. Times reader.

Amid an escalating campaign by the Trump administration against Federal Reserve Chair Powell, an AI-generated letter made its ...

An image shared by conservative influencers and a US senator purports to show a July 22, 2025 document from Federal Reserve ...

You’ll have to forgive me, because I can’t quite articulate what makes Letters from the Past a bit less effective than it would like to be. This happens with shows sometimes; they have a nebulous ...

Dear Editor: Family photos of trips to Florida. Albums filled with photos of my grandsons posing with Mickey and Minnie.

Letters for July 6: A ‘dignified and magnanimous act’ sets an example Letter writers discuss giving back a foul ball, Virginia Beach School Board and DEI, and Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

By this Declaration, Americans asserted their unwillingness to be serfs or vassals to an unaccountable ruler, but rather as free people who demand their leaders be answerable to them and to ...