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ROYAL LESSON Britain is a mess, but at least the monarchy is proving to be the one institution still standing strong (“King Charles Saves Britain — for Now,” March). Charles III is offering a sense of stability and leadership that’s sorely needed. His focus on preserving tradition, supporting young entrepreneurs, and advocating for real culture should be a lesson to world leaders. robert simmons Charleston, S.C.


EYE COLOR I can’t believe people are willing to risk their eyesight just to change their eye color (“The Eyes Have It!” March). This procedure isn’t even FDA-approved, and yet people are lining up to undergo surgery with potential complications just to get a different shade of blue or green? Our culture has become obsessed with aesthetics at the cost of common sense. If contacts aren’t good enough, maybe the real issue isn’t eye color — it’s self-esteem. Some trends just aren’t worth the risk. michelle adams Dallas, Texas


BUY, BORROW, DIE It’s about time people understood how the wealthy avoid taxes legally (“Build Wealth, Keep More, and Live Tax-Free,” March). The “Buy, Borrow, Die” strategy isn’t some secret trick — it’s smart financial planning. Instead of whining about tax rates, more Americans should learn how to use these strategies for themselves. The government is happy to take


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