Readers Write: Feb. 19 - Atlanta Journal Constitution

“Ukraine is shooting down a far smaller proportion of Russian missile attacks than it was earlier in the war,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “The worsening performance of Ukraine’s air defenses comes as Russia increases drone and missile attacks, and fires more harder-to-hit weapons, such as ballistic missiles. Kyiv is also running low on ammunition for the Western-supplied Patriot systems that have been its best defense against such attacks.”

A Brighton vegetable farm that began operations as the Great Depression settled over the country 95 years ago says it will have to close shop if a residential developer takes possession of a swath of its land through eminent domain. The Parkland Metropolitan District No. 1, which is overseeing the development of the 140-acre Bromley Farms neighborhood at the southeast corner of East Bromley Lane and Chambers Road, filed a “Petition in Condemnation” in Adams County District Court last month.

The incessant oncoming disasters rarely, if ever, pan out.

Given the density of population in cities relative to rural areas, one might expect that city rankings would converge with their state’s ranking.

The lawfare against Donald Trump is rightly going down in flames. If there are any smart Democrats around, they need to stage an intervention.

Funny how Panama's voters put Panama first, and in the process, undercut Joe Biden's open borders project.