The Trump administration is freezing $339 million in research grants to the University of California, Los Angeles, accusing ...

Not least, Mailman is a lament for the decline of service as an American ideal—for the cultural twilight of the Halloween job ...

Undocumented immigrants who work hard to provide for and raise their families should not be treated worse than actual ...

The New York Times’s Letters to the Editor column invites a wide range of voices to share their thoughts. Sometimes it fosters real-life connections.

An acquaintance has been charged with serious crimes, and the letter writer wants to write them a letter.

The author called our readership “frankly astonishing” and noted that editors across Advance Local seemed “blasé” about it.

Would you rather send a long, wordy text than short, rapid-fire ones? There could be a psychological reason, according to ...

The Flower Letters, created by husband and wife Michael and Hannie Clark, is connecting readers to unique stories through ...

They also encourage hosting postcard writing parties, where friends, family, or community members can gather for a fun and impactful session.

As federal budget cuts loom for libraries across the country, people are writing letters to explain the importance of ...

Pope Leo XIV has not long been pope, yet the American head of the Catholic Church already receives 100 kilogrammes of letters a day, faithfully sorted by the Italian post office.