The Idaho State Journal accepts letters to the editor from readers. We suggest that letters be no more than 400 words and be free of profanity, racist comments and/or libelous remarks. Letters can ...

This certainly is borne out by the Associated Press article. Letters: Don’t idolize UnitedHealthcare CEO; for-profit health care ensures more rage A year ago, Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran ...

Kids’ letters to Santa Claus aren’t just wish lists anymore. Sure, Inland Empire children are still asking for Barbies, video games, Lego minifigures and kitchen play sets. But they also pose ...

Letter-writer Barry Bronson may have been prophetic ... and the babysitter spends $1,500 on a party to entertain the kids. She thought despite Congress having given authority for the loan ...

Open this photo in gallery: More than a million letters from Canadian children make their merry way to Santa‘s H0H 0H0 postal code in a normal year, but this December, their fate was a lot more ...

"He was a hell of a teacher," Jim Lynch, one of his former students, said. "I can't express how great he was and how much he ...

He wrote a letter to Santa and dropped it off with the ... “I hope you have a safe Christmas delivering toys to all the kids,” he wrote before turning to the popular topic of Christmas Eve ...

The Post welcomes letters up to 250 words on topics of general interest. Letters must include full name, home address, day and evening phone numbers, and may be edited for length, grammar and ...

From outrageous gift requests to brutally honest complaints about being on the naughty list, these letters capture kids’ innocence, humour, and creativity at Christmas. Get ready to laugh ...

The writer of this letter says drivers need to “drive WOT ... On commencing contract work in Singapore in ‘the East’ in December 1982, I recall having initially converted 100 Canadian ...

Guest: Catherine Nixey is a journalist and a classicist. She is the author of The Darkening Age and her latest, Heretic: Jesus Christ and the Other Sons of God.

Chantelle Lysgaard’s Grade 3L Class at East Elementary School wrote about their favourite holiday traditions and Christmas memories for the Leduc Rep. Merry Christmas everyone! This December my elf ...