Dear Eric: My spouse and I are an older couple with some family members who live in the same town as us and some family who ...

DEAR HEARTBROKEN: It might seem bold, but you may have to invite yourself to a holiday dinner. Sometimes, even those who love us and want to be around us don’t think of us as much as we’d like. This ...

Dear Eric: My spouse and I are an older couple with some family members who live in the same town as us and some family who ...

DEAR ABBY: We share a vacation home with another family. My husband and I are neat people. The other family is the opposite.

Sometimes being a good partner means putting on formal attire and gritting one’s teeth through caustic toasts. But at other ...

By letting your family know that you’d like to be invited, you give them – and yourselves – a chance to make a new tradition.

We feel very sad about this since we spend many holidays alone. May I add that my spouse and I are pleasant people and so are ...

Dear Heartbroken: It might seem bold, but you may have to invite yourself to a holiday dinner. Sometimes, even those who love ...

Look to Arizona where vouchers benefit wealthy families at the expense of rural, low-income and special ed students, warns guest columnist Beth Lewis.

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is disappointed they're not more regularly invited to ...

Dear Wyomingites, ...

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane offers advice to a reader who is tired of an emotionally draining relationship with ...