A couple tries to make sense of the cascade of events that led to helping their teen son raise his new baby alone.
Neighbor is a great host – except when she tells guests how many hours of work the gathering took her.
Friends are being insensitive about this letter writer’s decision to move home and help care for their disabled brother.
The search for the quintessential store-bought hot dog called for an epic taste test, and our top pick might surprise you.
Gochujang and honey bring complex spiciness and floral sweetness to grilled shrimp.
Here’s how to make sure you maximize the peak summer produce.
Kitchen appliances nowadays might be higher-tech — but they’re also higher maintenance.
In this light, summery dish, tender poached salmon sits atop a creamy yogurt sauce similar to a Greek tzatziki.
This letter writer wants to cohabitate and consider parenthood. Their partner doesn’t know what they want out of life.
How does this letter writer answer invasive questions about her pregnancy?
Partner definitely wants to have kids, but this letter writer still has doubts — and wonders if that’s the end of that.
Costco changed its rotisserie chicken packaging to cut down on waste. Now customers are complaining about leaks.
Get festive for the Fourth of July with these red, white and blue appetizers, sides, mains and desserts.
How you stack a burger has a huge impact on flavor. Garnishes on the top? Cheese on the bottom? We tried six stacks to see whih is best.
If you sleep with a cover hog, this might be for you.
Gochujang, a Korean fermented chile paste, and honey add a complex spicy-sweet flavor to these grilled shrimp.
This letter writer’s in-laws have nasty, insult-filled public fights, and they’re upsetting their 1-year-old granddaughter.
She wants her son to start dating again so he can give her grandchildren.
His widowed college sweetheart ex supported him through his wife’s illness. Now that he’s a widower, is it too soon for them to date?
Layer bread with tart three-bean salad, spreadable cheese, crunchy sweet onions and sprouts.
This might sound wild.
For her last column, Amy leaves readers with some final wisdom.
He has no contact with his child. How can his family and friends continue to embrace him so warmly?
Whether for a July 4 cookout or weeknight meal, you can’t go wrong with these burger recipes.
Amy’s readers share their funniest mishaps from weddings.
After 17 happy years of marriage, this letter writer is now crushing on a friendly neighbor and doesn’t know what to do.
Letter writer is throwing an outdoor party and wants no guests in the house.
Think outside the bun with crunchy pickles, tangy slaws, spicy sauces and other homemade toppings.
Advice columnist Carolyn Hax answers your questions about the strange train we call life.
Leftover pasta can be sad and dry. Here’s how to return it to its former glory.