One autumn evening in 1999, I was driving with my 12-year-old daughter in the front passenger seat, when she asked me something about my childhood. I don’t remember her question, but I doubt I’ll ever forget my answer. “I don’t know, honey,” I told her. “We’ll have to ask ...

Dear Annie: “Jeremy” and I have known each other for a few years and hung out as friends in group settings. Last year, he moved to my neighborhood, and we started occasionally grabbing a drink after work or carpooling to mutual friends’ things together. We have gotten to know each other ...

Dear Annie: I’m wondering whether you could weigh in on a disagreement my wife and I have. As a daughter of former hippies, she was not taught etiquette or social graces when she was growing up. Most of the time, her irreverence is charming to me, and her questioning of authority and ...

WASHINGTON — Having won 13 million votes in his failed 2016 campaign against Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination, it’s no surprise that at age 77 Bernie Sanders is trying again in 2020. But a significant difference this time around is that he will not be alone ...

Dear Annie: For the past few years at our summer holiday party, a family friend has taken to inviting his own guests without my knowledge. There have been as many as seven additional people showing up uninvited by me. They include various family members of his whom I either do not know or have ...

“We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” — John F. Kennedy, 1962 This is a requiem for American vision. That that quality has been lost is the unavoidable takeaway from three weeks of debate over the ...