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Dear Annie: Should I keep encouraging my parents’ divorce?

Dear Annie: I have never been ignorant to the fact that, in my opinion, my parents’ marriage sucks. My dad is and has always been controlling and domineering. And my mom just exists and really believes it is her job to just be submissive. (These are people married since the 1950s.) But the ...

Hallucinogenic symptoms in man point to Parkinson’s disease

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am an 88-year-old widower. My wife died six years ago. I live alone, care for myself, drive, and consider myself healthy. I take five prescription meds and seven over-the-counter meds, three of which were strongly recommended by doctors. I go to a 1-hour seniors’ exercise ...

Protecting you from predatory contracts

Squid Game is a Netflix-distributed series set in a dystopian future where people compete in children’s games — and losing means death. The winner becomes rich. It’s a horrifying premise, made even more unsettling by how plausible it feels. On that note, let’s talk about Netflix’s ...

Dear Annie: ‘Sucking it up’ is not the answer

Dear Annie: I’ve read a few letters in your column in which parents wrote about two of their children arguing and wanting there to be peace. And in all of the replies, you have advocated trying to remind people about the good times and work toward building back the relationship. Generally, ...