While serif typefaces create an elegant, old-world look for print, sans-serif typefaces are better suited to screens and digital platforms. “Love Helvetica? Can’t get enough of Arial?

To the editor: My last letter to the editor was refused printing ... the offensive content conveyed was too graphic to print. The newspaper, like school boards across the country refusing readings ...

It has been sad to witness the displacement of print journalism. Therefore, I celebrate what is left rather than mourn the loss of my favorite LNP | LancasterOnline sections. Lancaster newspapers ...

Pittsburgh-based Howmet said in the letter to customers that it has declared a force majeure event, a legal practice that allows parties to a contract to avoid their obligations if hit by ...