Gigi, Muwa or Lala? Here are some nicknames our readers are using instead of "grandma."

"Journaling is actually quite a good, widely welcomed, evidence-based form of medicine," James S. Gordon writes in a letter to the editor.

"The reality of day care," as drawn by Edith Pritchett. 🎨

"I can’t be bought or bullied out of this race. But the back room tried," Alani I. Bankhead, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Montana, writes.

"In his recent conversation with former British lawmaker Jacob Rees-Mogg, Tucker Carlson justified Nazi Germany’s 1939 invasion of Poland," writes Bogdan Klich, Poland’s chargé d’affairs to the United States. Such an argument omits the essential historical context.

"The fundamental problem with Trump’s approach is that he cannot decide whether he wants to change Iran’s policies or its government," Fareed Zakaria writes.

Only 1 in 6 eligible patients has spoken to their clinicians about getting screened for lung cancer. The latest from Dr. Leana S. Wen's newsletter:

"Kitchen-table frustrations have created a tantalizing opportunity for Democrats in red states to challenge the status quo. But Iowa is among the most promising for two reasons." The latest from Carine Hajjar:

Some of America’s biggest fortunes are being built far from the spotlight. So who are these overlooked millionaires — and what do they tell us about opportunity in America? @mcmegan.bsky.social discusses with @omzidar.bsky.social on Reasonably Optimistic:

"One of the last restrictions on our faith, a holdover from the centuries of prejudice and persecution, is being lifted," Dan Hitchens writes in the Awakenings newsletter.

"For the first time in more than 20 years of Republican dominance, it seems that the Senate seat vacated by the death of Lindsey Graham is a toss-up between his sister and Democrat Annie Andrews, a pediatrician and former congressional candidate," Kathleen Parker writes.

"God is a celestial ATM, coughing up the cash we’ve banked through our displays of virtue plus the interest earned by his grace, provided we enter the right scriptural PIN," David Von Drehle writes.

"This is not the first time Trump’s critics in the media and the Democratic Party have taken his words out of context to make it seem like he was saying something he was not," Marc A. Thiessen writes.

"Prednisone is a classic, inexpensive, highly effective and versatile drug," a reader writes in a letter to the editor.

Ro Khanna’s office took four years to reach a deal. Why should politicians force private-sector workers into one after 90 days? Read more from the Editorial Board:

"Lawmakers may not like everything in the bill, but waiting for the perfect permitting reform package is a recipe for inaction and economic stagnation," the Editorial Board writes.

"What markets and technology have accomplished is extraordinary, and even more spectacular prosperity could be on the horizon," Jesús Fernández-Villaverde writes.

What is the most underrated state to live in? Elizabeth Rhodes Ernst, Justin Colman, Ashley Dowdney, Jenna Portnoff and Fisher Hirsch share their picks: