Join Priyansh Kalkal as he takes you on an inspiring journey into the ancient art of calligraphy, showcasing the beauty and cultural roots of this timeless craft. Discover the elegance of stylized ...

Typefaces can also shape our experience of music. An album cover with rounded letters, for example, can make the music feel more pleasant. Designers also match typefaces to the genre: curvy, playful ...

If someone told you to start using a monospace typeface for everything you read and write, you might think it's some kind of ...

I am writing to express my sincere gratitude for the exceptional care offered by Dr. Matthew Hearst during my recent surgery.

The sign had been printed as a decal across several pieces of what appeared to be plain white paper in an ornate script ...

A sign at the White House that sparked backlash and mockery from Democrats and others has been removed. The gold-lettered sign identifying "The Oval Office" that had been affixed outside the office's ...

The capital cities of other countries are ostentatious compared to the United States White House. Just like a pennypinching husband who won’t let his wife decorate their house, who wants that? It’s ...

I enjoyed Yorgo Tloupas’s typographic tour of Paris (HTSI, October 11). His observations highlight something often overlooked: the role of typography in shaping a city’s identity and our sense of ...

How big is a ballroom of 90,000 square feet? Enormous doesn’t even come close. A standard doubles tennis court is 78 by 36 feet, or 2,808 square feet. So divide 90,000 by 2,800 and you’ll see that the ...

Why does Washington State have record setting tax rates in the United States? Per Google, the following data: Washington’s combined state and local sales tax is the highest in the nation The ...

Editor: U.S. Rep. Bob Bresnahan, Republican representing Pennsylvania’s Eighth Congressional District, voted in favor of Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill.” The bill contains big, ugly cuts to ...

Sen. Whitehouse, Rhode Island, in a speech in the Senate, shared a hidden matter lost in the Big Beautiful Bill. Medicare, beginning in 2026, nearly $500 billion will be cut over the next 10 years.