To the Journal editor: On Jan. 27, John Stossel wrote an op-ed attempting to present the positive side of overpopulation. In the article, he claims that innovation prevents our growing population from destroying nature. He tries to argue that our 8 billion people consume sustainably and ...

To the Journal editor: I picked up the book “Endurance” about Shackleton’s 1915 ill-fated Antarctica expedition. Facing the dire consequences of their ship being crushed, the Endurance’s crew perspective changed from self-serving to seeing the humanity in each other. Their only ...

To the Journal editor: Marching in local parades with “Yoopers for Ukraine,” I was profoundly struck by large spontaneous outbursts of applause at the Chassell Strawberry Festival, the many eager takers of the Ukrainian flags we passed out at the Parade of Nations, and most recently the ...

To the Journal editor: Recently read a couple of editorials from The Detroit News. Also noticed the Mackinac Group is heavily flogging the same thing. Incidentally, “Right-to-Work” is, in my opinion, the worst misnomer since the Red Delicious apple. Here are some facts to keep in mind ...

To the Journal editor: What we count as newsworthy, like what we count as historically significant, is a matter of opinion. These days, many avid news seekers ferret out “news sources” that only reinforce their present biases. About 1.4 million Americans tune into Fox News each day, ...

To the Journal editor: The World Meteorological Organization released a report in September stating that human-caused climate change/global warming has caused weather-related disasters to increase fivefold over the last 50 years, resulting in an average of 115 fatalities and $200 million ...