Averill Racing, Mathis Stables and Tristan de Meric’s My Miss Mo, a distant but determined second in the Davona Dale (G2) four weeks ago, will look to turn the tables when she meets winner She Be ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My (newly married) last name looks an awful lot like a certain four-letter word. It’s rarely used in English, but common in its native language. When someone new reads my name, ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My in-laws and I are opposites on a cellular level when it comes to hosting. It ends up making me feel uncomfortable every time we get together, even if it’s just for very small, ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have MS. I know that most people are aware of what a dreadful disease it is. But when I tell someone that I have MS, as I must sometimes do, some people say “I’m sorry” -- ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I recently lost a significant amount of weight -- enough that I had to go buy all new clothes. I know a young lady who doesn’t have any money, and she is about the size I was before ...

I didn't plan to have a big family, but it became the center of my life. I raised my kids mostly on my own after my husband left our family. Now that they're grown and scattered, I miss the chaos of ...

Dear Miss Manners: My in-laws and I are opposites on a cellular level when it comes to hosting. It ends up making me feel uncomfortable every time we get together, even if it’s just for very small, ...

After the Miss Grand Thailand contestant went viral when her fake teeth accidentally slipped out during the preliminary round of the pageant, she playfully nodded toward the moment again. As she ...

Dear Miss Manners: I recently lost a significant amount of weight — enough that I had to go buy all new clothes. I know a young lady who doesn’t have any money, and she is about the size I was before.

MINNEAPOLIS — Ole Miss women's basketball's season has come to an end in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The No. 5 seed Rebels (24-12) fell 65-63 to No. 4 seed Minnesota (24-8) at Williams ...

Dear Miss Manners: I have MS. I know that most people are aware of what a dreadful disease it is. But when I tell someone that I have MS, as I must sometimes do, some people say “I’m sorry” — emphasis ...