How conservative media reacted to the Donald Trump indictment
The Trump indictment was covered on Fox News, Newsmax and other conservative outlets as a travesty of justice.
By Paul FarhiTaylor Swift ate a bug by accident — just like everyone else every day
Taylor Swift shows celebrities are just like us! Whether we intend to or not, we all ingest many bugs every year, scientists say.
By Emily HeilDon’t believe the backlash. Saturated fat actually is bad for you.
The nutritional science around saturated fat seemed settled, until critics started questioning it. Another look should settle the issue again.
By Tamar HaspelHow to update flooring in a rental — without ticking off your landlord
You have several options, depending on the type of floor you're trying to cover.
By Jeanne HuberLeo showcases the smart flavors of a first-time chef in Annapolis
At Leo restaurant in Annapolis, first-time chef Matthew Lego shows off his skills with flavor and textures.
By Tom SietsemaUse vinegar to make scratchy towels soft, and other life hacks from grandmas
Sit on a mascara tube to get a few more uses out of it, says one grandma. Wrap rubber bands on a hanger to stop clothes from slipping, says another.
By Cathy FreeWhat really happens when you win on ‘Shark Tank’
'Shark Tank' gives contestants the hope of seeing their business succeed. But sometimes winning isn't enough.
By Herb ScribnerMiss Manners: I don’t drink. How do I answer, ‘What are you drinking?’
Letter writer doesn’t drink and doesn’t know how to answer, “What are you drinking?"
By Judith Martin, Nicholas Martin and Jacobina MartinAsk Amy: We moved for husband’s job and now he’s contacting his exes
Her husband is suddenly reaching out to all his ex-girlfriends, and she doesn’t know what to do.
By Amy DickinsonCarolyn Hax: Grandparents want help hiding their bigotry from the kids
Kids with two moms don’t know their grandparents are homophobic and lying to them to conceal it.
By Carolyn HaxHow to pick the right air purifier for your home as wildfire smoke descends
Air quality has suffered in New York, Washington and elsewhere on the East Coast as wildfires continue to rage in Canada. An air purifier might help.
By Andrew Jeong, Jura Koncius and Rachel KurziusHow to keep pets safe from wildfire smoke hazards
Air pollution has hit record levels in parts of the United States, posing a risk not only to humans but also their four-legged family members.
By Kim BellwareHow parents can protect children amid hazardous air quality, wildfire smoke
Whether to let kids outside, what symptoms to look for and more answers as we contend with the haze.
By Caitlin GibsonWhy I love Rhône wines, and you might, too
Rhone wines deliver fascinating history, great taste and terrific value. You won't regret trying them.
By Dave McIntyreMatcha gives these pancakes a verdant hue and a nutritional boost
Infusing pancakes made with whole-grain and almond flours with matcha brings this breakfast staple into healthier realm.
By Ellie KriegerAsk Sahaj: My fiancé is worried my hometown isn’t good enough for our wedding
Her fiance is hesitant to look at wedding venues in her hometown, because he's worried about what his friends and family will think.
By Sahaj Kaur KohliCorn, chicken and ribbons of egg make this summer soup shine
Auntie Leah's corn soup, from "Win Son Presents a Taiwanese-American Cookbook," is a comforting mash-up of corn chowder, chicken soup and egg drop soup.
By G. Daniela GalarzaHow a designer’s chairs made it onto the set of a Hollywood blockbuster
From curated trash to handwoven hammocks: An inside look at set decorating in the world of "Wakanda Forever."
By Christina Sturdivant SaniThe Dare is the poster child for a new but familiar downtown Manhattan
Harrison Patrick Smith, a.k.a. the Dare, is the 27-year-old who has four official songs and endless buzz to his name, putting him at the center of an “indie-sleaze” revival.
By Ashley Fetters Maloy8 common mistakes for new gardeners to avoid
You can create a happy garden on your own — no professional landscaper required — if you do these things right.
By Karen Hugg