Sun Journal letters policy and submission guidance
The Sun Journal outlines rules for letters to the editor including word limit of 400, submission from readers with name address and daytime phone, two week gap between letters from the same writer, and publishing only name and hometown. Submissions can be made via online form or email with no attachments.
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Reporters Should Not Play Trump's Self-Serving Game
The piece argues reporters must filter or contextualize Trump briefings on COVID-19 to avoid amplifying falsehoods. It urges directing questions to experts like Fauci, taping or curating clips, and emphasizes reporters’ duty to deliver reliable information, not mirror the president’s messaging.
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Global tensions rise as virus reshapes world power
Victor Davis Hanson argues that beyond the coronavirus threat, China Iran Russia and North Korea grow more provocative while the UN and WHO fail to lead. He warns of a net loss of U.S. fiscal health, rising deficits, and a tougher international landscape before the 2021 election.
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Immigration reshaping under pandemic pressure and fear
Bloomberg Opinion economist Tyler Cowen argues COVID-19 will chill immigration for years. Many nations restrict entry and vaccine timelines loom, while the U.S. may tighten or reshuffle policy. Some migrants may fill hazardous jobs amid cautious or controlled guest worker programs. The piece notes New York City's outbreak and global mobility shifts.
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