Timothy J. McNulty

A handful of readers noted the large staring photo of Saddam Hussein that played across nearly half the front page the day after his execution. Alongside the image of Hussein...

Readers have a lot to say about their faith. When I asked for thoughts about how religion and spirituality are portrayed in the newspaper, I received a mighty range of...

Last Sunday, in connection with the public editor's column on readers' sense of ownership of the baiduhai, we asked: "What does the newspaper mean to you?" Our readers set...

When people write to the newspaper to complain about changes in the design, or about moving the weather page, or dropping a favorite feature, the messages are often tinged with...

How does a secular newspaper look at organized religion and address issues of faith and spirituality? Readers and religious leaders tell me that the newspaper focuses more on institutions and...

What happened to the soldiers' stories? This newspaper and most others around the country took notice of the Pentagon's announcement Wednesday of 11 more GI deaths in Iraq and the...

It is hard to muster sympathy for the rich. Wealth can provide a buffer to many of life's misfortunes but not, in the case of the Oct. 8 Tribune Sunday...

No question at all that moving the weather report from the back page of the Metro section to inside the section created a storm among readers. "What idiot redesigned your...

`There are no facts in the Middle East" is a common saying among those who report on conflict there. What they mean is there are no facts in the Middle...

A reader with the eyes of a falcon prompted my favorite correction in the last few months. In a 1940s photograph of a young boy reading a page of newspaper...