Editors note: This letter is in response to the editorial titled “Up Up and Away.” Twenty-nine years ago, my daughter and her first grade classmates signed a petition to stop balloon launches ...

But balloon releases are not healthy for our environment. Balloons that are released into the air don’t just go away; they either get snagged on something such as tree branches, or electrical ...

LETTER: The Chinese spy balloon FILE - President Joe Biden, with a bipartisan group of senators, speaks Thursday June 24, 2021, outside the White House in Washington.

Regarding the error-filled letter in Tuesday’s paper about the Chinese balloon, the facts are: Three such balloons entered U.S. airspace during Trump’s administration; he did nothing.

In this case, the balloon was tracked well before it crossed into U.S. airspace. A number of U.S. military assets were used for “spying” on the China spy balloon.

Over the past 10 days or so, much of America has been enthralled by an errant Chinese balloon transversing the continental U.S., including several sensitive sites ("U.S. tracked Chinese spy ...

That focus has provided important information about the recent Chinese balloon, as well as about previous balloons that had gone undetected. By waiting to shoot it down, defense officials were ...

It was no balloon. Ladies and gentlemen, there is something more powerful and knowledgeable than the United State, Russia, China, North Korea and the world combined. Reginald E. Stubbs, Jr.

I was unpleasantly unsurprised by the Biden regime’s handling of the Chinese spy balloon last week (“Biden vs. Party ‘balloon,’” Web, Feb. 5).