It’s a common and correct impression that Donald Trump is a man without principles, but he actually does have one immutable guideline: Anything that helps him, personally or politically, is good. Anything that hurts him is bad.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I’m in a difficult situation with one of my friends, and I don’t know how to handle it.
Dear Doctor: I’m a 53-year-old woman, and I’ve been athletic all my life. I’m in a soccer league and have a grinding pain in my right knee. I’ve had knee injuries in the past, and now I’m told I might need a partial knee replacement. Why would that be? What does it entail?
• CHS Shootout winners for Clinton were Brooke Castle, Angela Mosburg, Shannon Castle, Jessica Giles, Michelle Douglas, Mindy Scales, Jacey Stone, Kaci Klein, JaJa Jefferson, Laurie Ellis and Dee Dee Long.
The young Jimmy Carter was a political nobody the first time he ran for governor of Georgia.
ROME (AP) — Pope Francis on Monday named the first woman to head a major Vatican office, appointing an Italian nun, Sister Simona Brambilla, to become prefect of the department responsible for all the Catholic Church's religious orders.
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Editor’s Note: Incomplete and inaccurate information was turned in regarding the letter to the editor submitted by Susana Williams.
DEAR HARRIETTE: My boyfriend and I have been together for about five months now. When he first asked me to be his girlfriend, he said he was ready for a serious relationship. I’m starting to feel like he doesn’t have any time for me, and I’m questioning whether he’s as committed as he claimed to be. He’s always either working or traveling, and while I understand that his career is demanding, it feels like I’ve been pushed to the back burner. We rarely spend quality time together, and even when we do, I can tell his mind is often elsewhere. He’ll take calls during our dates or cut plans short because of work obligations.
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