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A reader writes: "I'm wondering if you can give me some insight into why girls are spending so much time fighting each other these days. It is not what I can relate to as any kind of feminine behavior, and although it hasn't happened in the classroom, I want to know what's in these girls' heads."

A reader writes: "I just don't see how I can ever forgive my ex-husband after all the hurt he caused me. I know Jesus said we ought to forgive others, but why should I bother?"

The bone marrow transplant, developed by Seattle scientists in the 1960s and '70s working mostly with dogs, is finally about to become a therapeutic option for the canine community.

Tom Paulson: I still don't know how much my 11-year-old dog's life was worth.

"Cloverfield" just doesn't cut it in the wee hours with the volume down low. To satisfy my need for a private yet full-volume movie experience, I've come to love a good pair of surround-sound headphones.

Merchants can ask credit cardholders for their ID, but they can't make it a condition of acceptance.

A reader writes: "I come from a big, close family, which I'm starting to see could be intimidating for a newcomer -- lots of politics, people you can trust and people you can't, people to protect, secrets, la la la."

A hefty 83 percent of brides-to-be want to lose weight before saying their vows, with a third wanting to drop 30 or more pounds before the big day.

A hefty 83 percent of brides-to-be want to lose weight before saying their vows, with a third wanting to drop 30 or more pounds before the big day.

A hefty 83 percent of brides-to-be want to lose weight before saying their vows, with a third wanting to drop 30 or more pounds before the big day.