Sending snail mail offers a slower, more mindful way to connect in a world ruled by instant messages. Starting a mail swap ...

An article on the front page of Sunday’s paper asks if theme parks should self-regulate (“Coaster death reignites debate”). Of course theme parks shouldn’t self-regulate themselves, any more than food ...

You can find the Strands game on the New York Times website and in the NYT Games app.

Adrianne Baik’s Tuesday puzzle belongs in the Louvre.

On the International Day of the Girl Child, Gugulethu Ndebele reflects on the stark realities faced by girls in South Africa ...

The university administration says dropping the student publication’s print editions was a financial decision; student ...

The Monthly publishes articles, as well as notes and other features, about mathematics and the profession. Its readers span a broad spectrum of mathematical interests, and include professional ...

Oscar Nuñez, Alex Edelman and Gbemisola Ikumelo dish on their new Peacock series "The Paper," which features the same ...

I am deeply concerned about the newspaper's lack of coverage of Mike Johnson's obstruction of the democratic process. In April, "Speaker" Johnson (quotation marks added because the speaker of the ...

A California mayor penned a bizarre letter to a local paper admitting to embezzling funds from her church and attempting suicide on her birthday last month over her all-consuming guilt — and has since ...