A woman’s letter to Dear Abby reveals the delicate balance between maintaining a household atmosphere conducive to a cancer patient’s needs and navigating frequent family visits. She worries about causing offense if she asks her children to reduce their visits, yet seeks a more peaceful environment for her husband’s healing.

A recent Miss Manners column poses a question about responsibility for so-called “ghosting” when there may be no communication to begin with. The brief query underscores how modern social norms and online etiquette can become muddled, leaving friends unsure of who owes whom a reply.

A husband grows exasperated by his wife’s habitual use of “very,” prompting him to seek guidance in Miss Manners’ column. Etiquette expert Judith Martin weighs in on how minor language quirks can drive a wedge between spouses.

One mother-in-law questions whether her daughter-in-law’s Friendsgiving celebration has left the traditional family dinner in the dust. Now, she worries it feels like serving leftovers after a more exciting meal.

A recent letter to an advice column highlights a frustrated sister’s plea for relief from relentless one-upmanship. Despite her best efforts to shift conversations onto neutral ground, she finds herself overshadowed by her sibling’s constant need for attention.

Scale AI’s CEO, Jason Droege, says the company looks for three traits when interviewing candidates, the first being a “curious problem solver.” According to Droege, the ability to clearly articulate one’s thought process is just as crucial as the curiosity itself.

Quincy Mayor Linda Moore is celebrating her first 100 days with a renewed focus on open dialogue and unity. By emphasizing communication and collaboration, she believes this early blueprint will guide the city forward with transparency and shared purpose.

Josh Duhamel credits his latest movie for teaching him new lessons on what it takes to be a dad. His co-parenting partnership with Fergie, which nurtures their 12-year-old son Axl, has become a shining example of teamwork and open communication.

A young woman who has spent her 20s with her boyfriend grapples with a difficult question: Does she still find him attractive? Although her love for him remains strong, she worries that his lifestyle choices are pushing her away.

A married woman’s burgeoning friendship with her gay neighbor faces uncertainty when he hesitates to meet her spouse, highlighting the complexities of integrating new relationships into established ones.