Lifestyle
Adultery Is Bad. Telling Your Spouse Is Worse.
Why silence is golden when the urge to confess rears its treacherous head.
In Praise of Worry
Why, much as we'll always love MAD magazine, "What Me, Worry?" isn't a great motto for life.
Romney, Gingrich & Obama: The World, The Flesh, and The Devil
How a 15th century morality play sheds light on our 2012 political drama.
What We Really Learned from ABC News and Marianne Gingrich
Neither fair nor balanced: the MSM is wrapped tightly around Obama's little finger.(Also read Bryan Preston's "No, Reuters, Gingrich's Cancellation Today Isn't a Sign of a Lack of 'Discipline.'")
Resigning Yourself to Romney: A Guide for the Disgruntled
Don't allow "the best and the purest" in politics to become the enemy of "the good enough."
Sex Addiction 101
PJM's advice columnist on the Chinese food syndrome of loveless sex: no sooner satisfied, than feeling empty again.
Tim Tebow, Step Aside
Acknowledging the contribution of Islam to American Life and football. (Also read Andrew Klavan: "Tebowing for Tebow")
Should An Adopted Daughter Tell Her Adopted Brother What She Knows of His Origins?
How to deal with a powerful family secret.
Can a Real Conservative and a Real Liberal Be Real Friends?
PJ Advice columnist Belladonna Rogers tells how the lion can lie down with the lamb -- at least sometimes.
No Country for Young Fathers: Paternity Testing on the Rise
It's not just the Maury show paying to find out who's the Dad.
The Joys and Perils of Driving With a 65-Year-Old Teenager At The Wheel
PJ Advice columnist Belladonna Rogers on going home for the holidays with a superannuated adolescent at the controls.
The Case for ‘Outing’ Gay Congressmen and Staffers
There is no such thing as a "right to privacy" when it comes to sexual orientation.
Our Long National Light Bulb Nightmare Has Been Averted — For Now
Pernicious ban on sales of 100-watt incandescent bulb delayed till September 30, 2012.
Should You Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace?
PJ Advice columnist Belladonna Rogers on the age-old quandary for friends and family of whether to intervene when Ms. Right wants to marry Mr. Wrong — or vice versa
Obama: Can Old Friendships Survive His Divisive Presidency?
PJ Advice columnist Belladonna Rogers on whether a friendship forged decades ago can endure the ultra-partisan Age of Obama.
Will North Korea Collapse?
Kim Jong-il's days of living the high life while his people starve are counting down.
The Boorish Liberal at Thanksgiving Dinner
PJ Advice Columnist Belladonna Rogers on coping with the inevitable relative who turns up every year, preferring a debate to a drumstick.
The End of the Light Bulb as We Know It
Why Americans are hoarding incandescent bulbs before darkness envelops us all on January 1, 2012.
Lifestyle Taxes Go Up in Smoke
When will politicians learn that raising "sin taxes" brings in less revenue than expected?
The President, Congress, and Menachem Zivotofsky’s Passport
Can an American citizen born in Jerusalem list "Israel" as his nation of birth?
Thanksgiving Dinner As Combat Zone: A Guide to Survival
PJ Advice columnist Belladonna Rogers on coping with jarring jamborees of boorish behavior.
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