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There Is No Debate to Be Had on Vaccination Dec. 19, 2020
I'm not a scientist. I'm not an infectious disease expert, let alone one of those who led the fight ... Read More
What Are You Giving God for Christmas in 2020? Dec. 11, 2020
In many of my past Christmas columns, I have written about God's precious gift of Jesus Christ as th... Read More
Koch and Hooks Inspire With Their New Book Oct. 22, 2020
Every year witnesses the publication of countless books. Some are interesting, and a few are inspiri... Read More
COVID-19 May Be Reawakening Virtues Oct. 12, 2020
In COVID-19, our modern world is facing a plague of Biblical proportions. The pandemic has illuminat... Read More
COVID-19 May Be Reawakening Virtues Oct. 08, 2020
In COVID-19, our modern world is facing a plague of Biblical proportions. The pandemic has illuminat... Read More
Buying Into Community Sep. 06, 2020
The place I met my husband was a small, intimate sushi restaurant. On that first date, I had to guid... Read More
The Five-Month Itch Aug. 22, 2020
The first thing I did when I realized the lockdown was coming was get my hair done. On the way home,... Read More
When a Blackout Provides Light Aug. 13, 2020
What happens when you've got a power outage on top of a pandemic on top of marching in the streets, ... Read More
Beyond the Divide Aug. 02, 2020
My favorite picture of my grandparents hangs in my hallway. They are in the middle of what seems lik... Read More
Show Interest During an Interview Jun. 18, 2020
Dear Annie: I've been applying for jobs but having no luck. I did interview at two places this month... Read More
My Troubles Are Gone Jun. 13, 2020
DR. WALLACE: I'm 18, and I'm a lucky guy. Since I was 16, I have been getting into trouble — a... Read More
It Takes a Village to Enable Police Abuse. Deep-Seated Reform Must Start Now Jun. 03, 2020
The killing of George Floyd should unite this country, not divide it with day-and-night riots, looti... Read More
What's Missing From This War May. 23, 2020
We are reading about the teams of researchers around the world — the most brilliant of the bri... Read More
Ordinary Ways to Give Back During Extraordinary Times May. 06, 2020
Dear Readers: From singing on the balcony to community cheers for those on the front lines to young ... Read More
How to Get Your Perspective Back on Track May. 05, 2020
My Dear Readers: These days, it's easy to fall into the muck and mire of worry and defeat. Personal ... Read More
More Than Comfort, 'The Golden Girls' Could Be Our Future May. 05, 2020
No surprise that Americans have spent much of their lockdown watching TV — nor that one of the... Read More
Doing It Unto the Least of These, Part 2 Apr. 30, 2020
On April 3, I received an email from a reader who asked me to write a part two of my column "Doing I... Read More
April 14, 2020 Apr. 14, 2020
Dear Annie: Young people are ready, willing and able to tackle the world's most difficult challenges... Read More
The Citizens Just Get On With It Apr. 07, 2020
You can tell we're getting restless — twitching and twisting and otherwise maneuvering ourselv... Read More
Sleepless in Santa Monica Apr. 04, 2020
When I was a kid, my mother and sister used to castigate me for being too emotional (I cried), not t... Read More
