The United States Postal Service and volunteers have responded to North Pole holiday correspondence over the past century Alicia Ault; Updated by Kayla Randall The mailbox for letters to Santa ...

This could leave you at a loss for words. A New Zealand man has won the Scrabble world championship for Spanish words — despite not speaking the language. Nigel Richards — who now holds an ...

Liz Fagerlund, a New Zealand Scrabble official and Richards' friend, said "He can look at a block of words together and once they go into his brain as a picture he can just recall that very easily." ...

The New Zealand native claimed the recent Spanish World Scrabble Championships, despite not speaking the language. Richards, 57, battled more than 150 competitors from over 20 countries to take ...

Nigel Richards is a Scrabble phenomenon! The New Zealand native claimed the recent Spanish World Scrabble Championships, despite not speaking the language. Richards, 57, battled more than 150 ...

"He doesn't speak French, but he learned to play in our language by reading the words of the ODS (Official Scrabble book) as if it was just a sequence of letters to learn," wrote French journalist ...

"Guys why is there letters on my olive garden breadstick,” the woman asked in a TikTok video that has since amassed more than 4 million views Getty A woman dining at Olive Garden encountered an ...

At 5 p.m. on June 9, 1942, Louis “Speedy” Weber wrote his first wartime letter to his wife, Frances, who was at home in the Bronx. He had enlisted in the Army that day. But he hadn’t gotten far.

The Los Angeles Times welcomes expressions of all views. Letters should be brief and become the property of The Times. They may be edited and republished in any format. Each must include a valid ...

“I don’t ever want to let you down,” Natalie Harp wrote to Trump in 2023, according to a new report. Breaking News Intern Breaking News Intern [email protected] Got a tip ...

Remember back at the turn of the millennium, when sending a small letter only cost 45 cents? If you haven’t used the postal service recently, you might be in for a rude shock. Late last week ...

“You are all that matters to me,” she wrote in one of the letters, which were seen by the New York Times. The letters’ authenticity was confirmed by two people with direct knowledge of them.