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If the letter writer becomes terminally ill, can she ask her estranged son if he wants to be notified of her death?

Letter writer acts out explosively, blames resentment on wife who won't "work harder to make me feel like a priority."

While attending an opera in Paris, this couple was chastised by a fellow audience member about eating.

Three pounds of cherry tomatoes becomes a bright summer sauce in the time it takes to boil pasta.

A 130-word challenger for your weekend.

Late sister's widower has started dating years after her death, and the letter writer is "embarrassed" by family's icy reaction.

Husband won't accept that he smells after skipping a shower "for several days, sometimes more than a week."

Spend less time in the kitchen with these 30-minute meals that highlight some of summer's best produce, including eggplant, tomatoes and zucchini.

Wildtype's cell-cultivated salmon is the first seafood to earn FDA approval, marking a significant milestone for the alternative protein industry.

One partner wants marriage and children, while the other isn't even ready to plan, but there is still "a lot of love and fun."