DEAR HARRIETTE: I am upset with my husband because he thinks that it isn't his responsibility to do our daughter's hair — ever. He thinks that since he's a man, any responsibility that is deemed feminine isn't his job. I've tried explaining that parenting responsibilities should be shared equally, regardless of gender stereotypes, but he's adamant.
Jill Biden argued recently, 'Women put Joe in the White House four years ago, and women will do it again.' Her first statement is undeniably true. The second remains to be seen. But if Jill's husband, Joe, does win a second term, women will be the reason.
I ordered the sofa cover as soon as we adopted our new cat, Felix.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I'm a high school teacher facing a challenging situation with one of my students, and I'm at a loss for how to improve our relationship.
• Clinton’s Red Tornado baseball team won the championship of the Weatherford Tournament with a 5-3 win over Elk City in the tournament’s title game. Shown were Colby Flaming, Aaron Hunter, Jerome Hurd, Todd Barnhart, Jeff King, Lance Smith, head coach Kelly Gaunt, David Wardwell, Tyree Brookter, Cody Rehder, Will Jenkins, Tyrone Lewis Jr., Ryan Meacham, Sean McKeaigg, Aaron Graft, Russ Meacham, Jon Hunter, Derek Rhodes, coach Scott Dawson and Jeremy Thompson.
Dear Doctors: I recently read about a study that found a link between a certain kind of bacteria that lives in your mouth and the risk of developing colon cancer. I would like to know more details about that study, and also if this might point to a new approach in treatments.
CLINTON DAILY NEWS EDITORIAL
JERUSALEM (AP) — Every year, Alon Gat's mother led the family's Passover celebration of the liberation of the ancient Israelites from Egypt thousands of years ago. But this year, Gat is struggling with how to reconcile a holiday commemorating freedom after his mother was slain and other family members abducted when Hamas attacked Israel.
Close observers of Eastern Orthodox Christianity were not surprised when the recent World Russian People's Council bluntly rejected 'abortion propaganda,' efforts to promote LGBTQ+ rights and this age of 'sexual licentiousness and debauchery.'
Anew poll by Axios and Noticias Telemundo finds that 42% of Latino Americans support building a wall or fence along the entire U.S.-Mexico border. When pollsters asked the same question in December 2021, the number was 30%. That's a significant increase as the border crisis created by President Joe Biden's policies worsens. It's also a more severe action than virtually anyone is now proposing. The border is about 2,000 miles long, but some of that is physically impassable and does not need a wall. Former President Donald Trump proposed building a wall on about 1,000 miles. That was enough for many Democrats to unite in hysterical opposition. Now, the Latino voters polled say they would like to see a wall or fence along the entire 2,000-mile border.