Two hundred years ago, the son of a saddler from a rural French village devised a groundbreaking tactile writing method of ...

The way we express ourselves in writing today differs greatly from the formal way of writing letters in the past. We’re so used to firing off emails and texts using shorthand that some habits ...

The way we express ourselves in writing today differs greatly from the formal way of writing letters in the past. We’re so used to firing off emails and texts using ...

Let local school boards deal with the issue of students and cellphones. State lawmakers should address more appropriate issues on a statewide level ...

The Chronicle’s recent story (6/20) about Social Security (SSI) strongly focused on how financially stressed the system is, but failed to discuss the obvious, simple change that would make the ...

Wake surfing boats are no different than snowboarding added to ski hills. Simple rules can help us all coexist.

As violence escalates in Gaza and antisemitic attacks rise globally, the practice of holding entire populations responsible for the actions of a few proves devastating for both Jews and Palestinians ...

Trump says he could reach a 'couple' of broader trade deals President says he prefers simple approach with clear tariff rate About 100 countries could see 10% reciprocal rate, Treasury's Bessent says ...

If a civilian can be charged, prosecuted and convicted for false reports to law enforcement, what happens when a high-ranking law enforcement officer falsifies criminal charges against a civilian that ...

How to Find Penpals: Start Writing Letters to Your Closest Friends Though much slower-paced than texts or DMs, to these young people, penpalling has proven far more fulfilling.

A new mom who went no contact with her former mother-in-law says she recently found out the woman has been going behind her back by writing letters to her newborn.

Letter: We'll continue to fight book bans Mariah Ralston and Randi Monley, co-chairs of Right to Read ND, thank Gov. Armstrong for vetoing the North Dakota Legislature's book ban bill.