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Breaking Free From My Phone
Dear Annie®, Dec. 28, 2025
Dear Annie: I am starting to feel like my whole life is lived through a screen, and I am ashamed to admit how much control my phone seems to have over me. I am 42 and married, with two kids in middle school. On paper, th...
Longing To Connect With a Quiet Son
Dear Annie®, Dec. 27, 2025
Dear Annie: My son lives at home, but he has no interest in talking to me. He doesn't eat meals with me and my husband. He just stays in his room and comes downstairs to cook his own food, which is invariably a pan-fried...
Losing My Nephew to Family Politics
Dear Annie®, Dec. 26, 2025
Dear Annie: My sister-in-law has disliked me for as long as I can remember. I've never fully understood why, but over the years she's made her feelings clear in a hundred small ways — cold shoulders at family gathe...

Political Opinion

Daily Editorials

Opinion

Three Geniuses of the 'Silent' Generation

Dec. 29, 2025

Daily Editorials

Opinion

They've Lost the Plot

Dec. 29, 2025

Mona Charen

Conservative

Respect or Fear?

Dec. 26, 2025

Michael Barone

Conservative

In a Gloomy Winter, Read a Couple of Classic Books

Dec. 26, 2025

Q: Our daughter, who recently bought her first house, has been talking about getting a puppy. She will be hosting Hanukkah this year, and we'd love to see her face when a cute little puppy sporting a big blue bow springs from the box we give her.

Single File®

Advice

Walking Single File

Dec. 31, 2025

Married or not, each of us walks single file through life's landscape, because everyone has a "single" part, our unique individuality — separate and apart from the crowd.

Horoscopes by Holiday

Horoscopes

Cosmic Card Dealer

Dec. 28, 2025

The first day of the last week of the year brings a fresh Aries moon and a dare: "Pick a card, any card." The lunar hand features a Jupiter square, a Centaurian conjunction and a Mercury trine.

Horoscopes by Holiday, Weekly

Horoscopes

On the Cusp of a Year

Dec. 28, 2025

As the old year exhales its final days, Mercury becomes the liveliest force in the sky, forming mischievous squares that stir doubts, reversals and double takes.