ASK THE DOCTORS
In 1918, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Standard Time Act, establishing time zones and approving daylight saving time.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I’ve made some questionable decisions over the years that had a negative impact on my credit. Many of those mistakes were things I did when I didn’t fully understand the concept of credit and financial responsibility. Now my bad credit is haunting me.
My friend Wally and I have a fractious relationship. This is no secret. Wally has said he thinks optimistic people like me are self-deluded, always looking for reasons to be happy when there is a lot to worry about and not much to celebrate.
The Wall Street Journal blares “Tariff Whiplash Spooks U.S. Consumers.”
DEAR HARRIETTE: I am a trained chef, culinary producer, published recipe author and former caterer. The television and culinary industries can both be unstable at times. A lot of the work I do is contracted for specific periods of time, meaning it’s always a hustle to get new work. My last gig (with a major network) ended a few months ago. Since then, it seems there have been some major changes to the network that are resulting in fewer work opportunities.
Dear Doctors: I suffered extensive fatigue that I had attributed to a COVID-19 infection. Then a lung culture found something called mycobacterium avium complex. Would you kindly consider discussing this? I realize it’s not a common illness, but for that reason it can go undetected and undiagnosed.
CLINTON’S HISTORY 10, 20, 30 AND 40 YEARS AGO
In 44 B.C.E., Roman emperor Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of senators led by Marcus Junius Brutus.
DEAR HARRIETTE: My kid twisted his ankle at school today, and the teacher didn’t do anything about it.