I am writing to express my strong support for the continued availability of a wide range of books in our school libraries and to oppose efforts to ban or censor reading materials for students. Books ...

There is a gaping hole in Jeff Jacoby’s essay attributing economic inelastic demand for unhealthy consumer goods to human stubbornness (“The two faces of human stubbornness,” Ideas, November 16). The ...

For years, David Dunlop, now retired as a major-gifts fund raiser for Cornell University, would spend part of his Thanksgiving Day calling a handful of donors to let them know how much he appreciated ...

A recent report has revealed just how outdated the Louvre’s cybersecurity was at the time of its high-profile jewel heist. After thieves stole an estimated €88 million (around $102 million USD) in ...

Peyton Lougheed was diagnosed with autism last year at the age of 29. It helped explain a lot of things about herself but she didn’t feel the need to seek out any services. Her 8-year-old son, Greyson ...

Re “Sue Goldie Has Parkinson’s Disease” (front page, Oct. 14): I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s when I was 75, in November 2021. I understand exactly what Sue Goldie is going through. It’s not just ...

This open letter is addressed to Mayor Collins, council members of Wards 2 and 3, and the Public Works director. As a resident who has closely observed the progress of the Dell Range resurface project ...

Demands sent to nine top schools included pledging to freeze tuition for five years and to commit to strict definitions of gender. By Michael C. Bender The White House on Wednesday sent letters to ...

On a whim, Rosie Paulik posted on TikTok about her father, who had recently gotten a PhD and was “wondering what to do next.” “He loves writing letters more than most people love their kids,” she ...

The 150 letters will be attached to scarves for the homeless. — -- A British woman and a 150 kids are wrapping the homeless in love and warmth this Valentine's Day. Michelle Langan, 43, of ...