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A letter writer seems to want points more than pointers for sitting through wife's friend's "farce" of a third wedding.

After more than 30 years of marriage, why is he suddenly so mean about his spouse's clutter?

Luke Gilbert and Natalie Dechiara have made wild truffles a key part of their business. Then Hurricane Helene hit.

Enjoy the holiday with your loved ones over a delicious low-effort breakfast.

With a colicky new baby and strong-willed toddler, she feels like a terrible mom and wants some ideas for coping.

She can't help but anticipate the loneliness she'll feel when her dad and partner die.

What do you say to passengers shamelessly ignoring the quiet car rules?

These oven-fried latkes deliver the same crispy potato pancakes, minus the mess and effort of frying in a skillet.

A selection of our favorite illustrations commissioned in 2024, showcasing work from artists around the world on a wide range of topics.

A round-up of the most-read Carolyn Hax columns of 2024 includes a secret DNA test, an unfaithful grandmother and a few imploded relationships.