Trump’s love of letters provides a window into his approach to communication and the presidency. He likes tactile things. He cherishes the attention. He wants something to show off.

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Ms Elmore said the envelopes were all opened ... but would try again the next day. Ms Elmore posted pictures of the letters on social media and said she has received lots of comments but "no-one has ...

The Rochester Museum & Science Center hosted a watch party Monday at the Strasenburgh Planetarium to unveil the first images captured by the Rubin Observatory.

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Cincinnati's new headquarters hotel will open in 2028, delayed from 2027.

Seeing an envelope addressed in a familiar hand can still make our hearts beat faster. That’s worth a first-class stamp. That’s worth a trip to the mailbox.

The envelope as canvas Given this voracious drive to create, it is no surprise that Gorey saw an object as humble as a letter envelope as a creative opportunity.

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LISBON, Ohio (WKRC) - An Ohio man has learned his fate after he was convicted of possessing explicit images of children. According to WFMJ, citing Columbiana County Prosecutor Vito Abruzzino, 38 ...

In three months, our disgraced and twice-impeached president has managed to destabilize the world to remake it in his image. It seems that we are being fed a diet of misinformation and lies while the ...

In posting an AI image of himself as pope, President Trump 'makes a juvenile effort to boost his ego and mocks our traditions of mourning and selection of a new pope,' writes an L.A. Times reader.