The darker car windows law went into effect Aug. 1. This new law was allegedly inspired by a legislator whose daughter’s medication increased her eye sensitivity to light.

To the letter writer who stopped his contributions to NPR because of supposed bias, I ironically started my contribution to NPR in light of the funding halt. I listen to NPR. It covers stories from all 50 states and the world, including Congress and the president. It covers what President Donald Trump says, and it reports that most of which he alleges is not based on facts and is unsubstantiated and outright lies. NPR reports the good and bad. It reports on the effects of the cuts to programs, the departments and the layoffs. You don’t know how many times I hear the NPR announcer state that, "We reached out to (fill in the blank) for a response but have not heard back." Is this “leftist” or simply reporting the news? MAGA, of course, would rather not have it reported at all.

What if, in these deeply divided times, the Jeffrey Epstein story is neither a conspiracy, hoax nor a distraction, but a catalyst for unification?