Ask Elaine: I’m overwhelmed by my new baby and my new job
A new mom with a demanding new job at a startup is overwhelmed trying to balance work and home.
By Elaine WelterothCoupons are becoming relics. Here are 12 other ways to save.
Top couponers and savings experts share their best tips on how to score a bargain.
By Laura DailyHow ‘live, laugh, love’ and Rae Dunn took over American homes
Consumers love decorating with words (throw pillows that say “dream," signs that say “gather"). Rae Dunn pottery is the latest craze. Why are we so obsessed?
By Courtney VinopalA fisherman found a decomposing camera. On it were wedding photos from 2010.
“The camera was such a wreck and looked so far beyond reality, I didn’t think I’d be able to see anything,” said Spencer Greiner.
By Cathy FreeMiss Manners: Husband won’t stop taking and sending candid photos of me
Husband won’t stop taking candid photos of their spouse to send to family and friends.
By Judith Martin, Nicholas Martin and Jacobina MartinCarolyn Hax: Future sibling-in-law sets extreme dress code for wedding
They want their sibling to intervene on their behalf to loosen a strict wedding dress code. (Think "shimmery chartreuse.")
By Carolyn HaxAsk Amy: Doctor continues to feel isolated by the pandemic
A doctor with immune deficiency says “compassion, acceptance, and tolerance” are appreciated as the pandemic continues.
By Amy DickinsonAn AI-generated ‘Balenciaga pope’ fooled us all. How much does it matter?
The viral image of Pope Francis in a puffy white coat points to our AI future — for better or worse.
By Ashley Fetters Maloy and Anne BraniginFor TikTok creators, the vibes in Washington were … not immaculate
While TikTok's CEO got grilled, influencers tried to drum up sympathy on Capitol Hill
By Jesús Rodríguez7 recipes with leeks, including soup, dumplings and roasted chicken
Get acquainted with the subtle sweetness of leeks in these recipes for dumplings, soups, quiche and more.
By Aaron Hutcherson‘Joker 2’ steals the show as Trump court drama plays out just steps away
Filming for “Joker 2” took place mere steps from where former president Donald Trump was possibly facing indictment.
By Jada Yuan and Richard MorganLove at first bite? Blind-dating cooking shows are a reality TV hit.
New blind dating YouTube shows are testing the theory that the way to a person’s heart is through their stomach.
By Jess EngFridge or pantry? How to store peanut butter, ketchup and other staples.
It's not always clear whether ketchup, mustard, peanut butter and other staples need to be refrigerated.
By Becky KrystalTom Sietsema’s 6 favorite places to eat in March
This month's choice dining draws embrace Ethiopian-spiced fried chicken in D.C., terrific Chinese dishes in Maryland and creative American fare in Virginia.
By Tom SietsemaMiss Manners: Party guest responds to dress compliment with its brand name
This reader doesn’t know what to say when they compliment a woman's dress and she responds with its brand name.
By Judith Martin, Nicholas Martin and Jacobina MartinAsk Amy: My friend keeps leaving me drunk voice mails
A letter writer’s friend keeps leaving them voice mails when he’s drunk.
By Amy DickinsonCarolyn Hax: Parent worries that teen daughters have ‘no friends’
Parent wonders obsessively why daughters don't have friend groups or do "normal" teen things.
By Carolyn HaxI learned to put the needs of others first. Now I’m trying to unlearn that.
Comic artist Shelley Couvillion reflects on lessons learned in childhood, when being a "good girl" meant disregarding her own needs.
By Shelley CouvillionPork chops meet a dirty martini: A saucy dish best shaken, not stirred
This recipe for pork chops incorporates the elements of a dirty martini -- gin, vermouth, olives, brine and lemon -- in a delicious pan sauce.
By Ali SlagleSolution to Evan Birnholz’s March 26 crossword, “ID Numbers”
Make it count.
By Evan Birnholz