DEAR HARRIETTE: One of my best friends gives me the cold shoulder whenever they are around someone popular. When we hang out together, it is fun, and we share a
Dear Doctor: Are those wireless earbuds everyone seems to be wearing nowadays safe? I heard that some international researchers are petitioning the World Health Organization about them because the signals
I just got back from an hour-and-a-half drive to the big city to pick up a few things at the mall. It was noon, and the giant parking lot was nearly empty.
DEAR ABBY: My ex-husband and I have been divorced for five years. I have sole custody of our 6-year-old son, “Charlie.” My ex lives five hours away with his current wife and her four children. He makes time to see our son only a few times a year.
SENSE & SENSITIVITY
There are new brands of all-purpose body, hair and face bar soaps hitting the market that do a wonderful job of getting you clean without the waste of plastic bottles in the shower. But over time, bar soaps of any kind break down and get soggy.
ASK THE DOCTORS
Dear Doctor: Could energy drinks really lead to stimulant use? How can that be? No one’s ever linked coffee or cola consumption to an increased risk of drug abuse. This sounds like some kind of urban legend.
CLINTON DAILY NEWS EDITORIAL
About the time we think common sense has long left Washington, D.C., our own U.S. Sen. James Lankford is proving us wrong.
The federal government seems to be consumed by raging battles about trade wars, immigration and, of course, impeachment.
Why haven't efforts to impeach President Trump gained Watergate-style momentum? The lack of energy has created a sense of bafflement and disappointment among some of the president's most determined adversaries. But there are some simple reasons for it. Here are three: