Frankie Meehan on the decline of letter writing and Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights campaign Your editorial (22 December) declares that the “writing’s on the wall” for letter writing.

PostNord’s decision to end service on 30 December comes after fear over ‘increasing digitalisation’ of Danish society The Danish postal service will deliver its last letter on 30 December, ending a ...

The Issue: President Trump’s prime-time address boasting the progress he’s made since taking office. Presidents request to have the spotlight when they have something vital to share with the nation.

Frank Lloyd Wright made his name on some of the United States’ most striking structures: an angular skyscraper with cantilevered floors, natural homes that harmonized with their environments, a museum ...

What if our first name could also be the mirror of our soul? That’s the premise of letter numerology. Since ancient times, many have seen numbers as the secret language of the universe. It’s an idiom ...

I’m a letter writer. Like my mother before me and her mother before her, I regularly put pen to paper. I know this makes me unusual: most Americans haven't written a personal letter in years. The ...

Close-up of a woman in a yellow shirt typing on a laptop, situated at a vibrant workspace with paperwork around. AI has in many ways leveled the playing field when it comes to candidates’ written ...

New gold-lettered signs were spotted across the White House this week as President Donald Trump continues to make alterations to the building. The gold lettering is just the latest in a long line of ...

MaineHealth said the mistake was caused by a computer error. A large health care system in Maine said it "sincerely regrets" an error that mistakenly sent condolence ...

The stacks at Harvard’s Widener Library are, I have come to believe, the best place to hide if you want to spend an afternoon reading uninterrupted but not alone. Widener has that rare charm conferred ...

A version of this article first appeared in the Reno Gazette Journal on April 11, 2004. The folklore is that the hillside letters found in the American West were created to help early 20th-century ...