Single person considers lowering lofty expectations

DEAR HARRIETTE: I've always had a clear picture in my mind of what I want in a partner and for my future. A recent conversation with a friend has left me questioning whether my standards are perhaps too high, especially considering my age.

Right reason, wrong person

When Ronna McDaniel, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee, was hired by NBC, network executive Carrie Budoff Brown explained: 'It couldn't be a more important moment to have a voice like Ronna's on the team. ...

New sound machines offer spectrum of frequencies

Dear Doctors: Our sound machine died, and my husband is shopping for a new one. It made sounds like rain and surf, which helped both of us sleep. The ads for some of the new machines talk about different colors of noise.We have never heard of this and wonder, is that a real thing?

New college student having issues with roommate

DEAR HARRIETTE: As a first-year college student experiencing communal living for the first time, I am grappling with the challenges of sharing a room.I am increasingly frustrated with my roommate; after I granted her access to my belongings once, she consistently uses them.

Lucky to live, vote in Clinton

There is a tremendous amount of activity going on in the span of a few days here in Clinton. Tomorrow the celebration of a risen savior is observed. Clinton voters will go to the polls Tuesday to determine three matters.

Infection rate of COVID has dropped

ASK THE DOCTORSHello, again, dear readers! We continue to receive quite a bit of mail regarding COVID-19. Many of the topics overlap, and because they don't require a full-length explanation, we have collected several into a bonus letters column.

Woman feels betrayed learning sister is adopted

DEAR HARRIETTE: I recently discovered that my 20-year-old sister is adopted, and it has left me feeling shocked, confused and betrayed. I'm 25, and my parents never disclosed this information to me nor my sister. We lived our whole lives until now believing we were blood sisters.

Trump lawfare: The next stage

Donald Trump was first indicted nearly a year ago, on April 4, 2023, when Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced charges against the former president over a nondisclosure agreement Trump used to buy the silence of porn actress Stormy Daniels, with whom he had apparently had a brief...

Artificial intelligence poses danger

The need for an artificial intelligence law becomes more urgent each day.

DO JUST ONE THING

• Early spring is when migrating birds begin to return north, so it's a good time to make sure your home is as bird-safe as possible.Take a look at your windows and see if you can see a mirror reflection.