A recent letter to the editor argues that U.S. currency should remain free of any monarch’s image, contrasting the practice in Commonwealth nations that feature King Charles on their coins. The writer contends that an image of the reigning English ruler on money is a persistent reminder of who holds power—something they believe should have no place on American currency.

The Ryder Cup represents much more than a top-tier golf event. At a time when tensions run high in the United States, this historic competition highlights the power of sports to either bring Americans together or highlight their deepest divisions.