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Being a principal is a 24/7, year-round job; it's no wonder those in Los Angeles unionized, says a retired LAUSD administrator.

So long as Hanukkah isn't deemed 'Jewish Christmas,' readers think there's no reason to not enjoy holiday lights.

You know that awkward silence when someone opens your gift and can give only a weak smile. Social science is here to help you do better.

Many readers think the president-elect's lawsuit is yet another act of retribution, though some think evidence will be found in discovery.

Han Kang's work shows how literature can lead a nation forward from moments like these.

Readers concerned about the economy questioned a columnists' position on a president's role in American's economic successes and failures.

Readers think the Social Security Fairness Act would help some of those who unjustly lost those benefits. But they worry the system won't last.

The electoral college vote this week was -- happily -- uneventful. But it's a good time to note the loss of faith in elections caused by Trump's years of demagoguery.

Trump's nominee for secretary of Health and Human Services peddles misinformation about vaccines and insults those with disabilities.

We ultimately also must address the root cause of the global obesity crisis: our broken food system.