Thank you for the well informed, in-depth reporting (“The constant drip, drip, drip of developer money,” Sept. 15). This is why we subscribe.
This is why democracies have newspapers. John and Mary Hall, Lake Worth Beach I had an abortion at 16 weeks, for medical reasons. The pregnancy was a boy.
He has a name and he was deeply wanted. An early anatomy scan and genetic testing revealed devastating news: multi-system issues and a lifetime of interventions, surgeries and pain. My husband and I had the impossible task of deciding what was kind, and what was merciful.
An abortion was the answer most aligned with our values. When I explain this to others, they gasp in horror and say: “I would never do that.” I’m glad it’s an intellectual exercise where they get to explore a hypothetical world where they make this decision.
But this was my reality. While I am so grateful they live in a society where they can make that decision, I should be able to as well. Voting yes on Amendment 4 will allow families to make the right decision for themselves.
Ariel Okhah, Surfside Kamala Harris should advocate moderate price controls. It would be popular with those who feel they are not better off now than four years ago, and would show some effort to reduce the cost of living. The recent Harris-Trump debate did not adequately cover what each one would do about high prices — the biggest issue facing the middle class.
Some inflation is normal. Since 1954, prices of most things have inc.