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.

Hi, how are you doing?” seems inappropriately shallow and perky under the circumstances. “HOW COULD YOU DO THAT?” would ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to writing to an acquaintance in jail.

Enterprise turned in another steady quarter of solid results. The company is seeing some headwinds, but was able to navigate ...

Documents released in the inquiry into the deadly collision of a military helicopter and a passenger jet reveal a smart but ...

Hansal Mehta praised Aamir Khan’s decision to release Sitaare Zameen Par on YouTube through a pay-per-view model, calling it ...

In an interview with PEOPLE, the singer-songwriter discussed her 'Fame Is a Bedroom' EP, dream collaboration and the bond she ...

“I was crying so much in therapy,” Reneé Rapp says with an incongruous laugh as she logs onto Zoom. Her therapy session was ...

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Writer-director Akiva Schaffer initially thought a reboot of The Naked Gun was blasphemous until he realized the full ...

The Mashpee Select Board on Monday July 28, approved a letter to be sent to MassHousing outlining townwide concerns regarding the proposed On Commons housing development.

Picture this: You take your car to a shop for routine work, only to discover they’ve added repairs you didn’t agree to – and then refuse to fix the damage they caused or issue a full refund.