If a statement concerns facts, it will pass one of the following three tests of truthful information: 1. Can it be observed? Example: Last Saturday, it rained all day. 2. Has it been established by ...

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We can have differing opinions, but information presented as facts should be true and accurate. You do your readers a disservice by publishing such blatant inaccuracies as the recent letter falsely ...