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Guidelines for election letters

The Daily News will print letters related to the Nov. 5 general elections through Thursday, Oct. 31, with submissions due no later than 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30. Letters should be no more than 250 words, preferably sent by email. To ensure all can have their say, new letter-writers will take priority over those whose election views already have been published if space becomes tight. Letters must be signed with a single name and include address and telephone number where the person can be reached in case of questions about content. The Daily News reserves the right to reject ...

Sperm and egg fusion explained

Last week The Daily News published an article from the Associated Press, stating that scientists from Austria discovered clues showing how fertilization works like a lock and key across the animal kingdom. They discovered that three proteins on the surface of sperm join to form a sort of key that attaches to a protein on the egg’s surface, creating a pathway for the sperm to enter the egg. They claim that this process has persisted for millions of years. Really? How did this process ever evolve to begin with? Proteins are large, complex organic molecules consisting of amino acids ...

Political lies and ‘family values’

Between Mona Charen and Letters to the Editor, Tuesday’s Opinion page managed to blast Trump supporters as a flock of deviants or liars. Mona Charen says Trump’s and Vance’s lies about the 2020 election caused the deaths of five people on Jan. 6. Fact check: Four were Trump supporters — one shot by a Capitol police officer and three from other problems. One Capitol Police officer had two strokes several hours later and died the next day. Charen somehow blesses Tim Walz’s history of lies and exaggerations as unimportant, and claims that Trump’s COVID-19 policies led to the ...

Just the election facts, please

EDITOR: As the election nears, I long for information that is not published from FOX, MSNBC, PBS, CNN and the legacy media. In spite of their claims to be unbiased. I believe they choose what stories to report as well the editing videos that will align with their biases. My only recourse is to write this opinion in the hope the readers will set aside their biases and do research with the above in mind and ask themselves questions that reveal facts. It will not be easy to find the answers and set aside biases. Search out what the candidates have actually done/accomplished: — ...

Birds of a feather flock together

The Trump signs, flags, banners and bumper stickers suggest there is some support for Donnie’s person and policies. As a person, the Donald sired five children from three wives, paid a porn star $130,000 to keep a one-night stand secret, bragged in 2005 on “Access Hollywood” about his groping, “I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything. ... Grab ’em by the p - - -y.” He was found civilly liable for sexual assault on E. Jean Carroll. He has been accused of attempting non-consensual contact by 28 women. People writer Natasha ...

Guidelines for election letters

The Daily News will print letters related to the Nov. 5 general elections through Thursday, Oct. 31, with submissions due no later than 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30. Letters should be no more than 250 words, preferably sent by email. To ensure all can have their say, new letter-writers will take priority over those whose election views already have been published if space becomes tight. Letters must be signed with a single name and include address and telephone number where the person can be reached in case of questions about content. The Daily News reserves the right to reject ...