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Letters to the editor from the Oct. 27 Weekly. Readers discussed the Monitor’s coverage of Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Alabama unveils statues honoring Rosa Parks and Helen Keller. With dignity, determination, and faith, both women uplifted American society and reinforced its values.

Lifting our prayers beyond our own lives makes a difference.

As more Russians turn against the war, the United States and its allies ramp up oil sanctions that hit the Kremlin war machine, as well as gas prices at the pump in Russia.

Letting God, Truth, inspire our words opens the door to uplift and healing.

The context of why civil rights activists like Medgar Evers and Maceo Snipes were murdered has been lost in the current conversation about the Voting Rights Act at the Supreme Court.

With the nation's capital in a stalemate, experiments in cooperating on local concerns are building social trust that can help bridge political rifts.

Getting to know Life as God replaces symptoms of depression with healing, joy, and hope. An article inspired by this week’s Bible lesson from the º£½Ç´óÉñ Science Quarterly.

The new prime minister, Takaichi Sanae, takes power as more Japanese women seek help in their work-life balance.

We’re all capable of yielding to God’s healing love rather than the pull of hate or disgust.