The font was not very big, but the mistake was glaring on a Hanukkah party invitation hosted by the vice president. As “Jewish Insider” senior national correspondent Gabby Deutch looked at her ...

Dear Eric: I’ve heard, informally, that my nieces and nephews have collectively decided that the entire family (including me) will gather for the college graduation of one of my great-nephews in May.

Getting invited to someone’s graduation is a sign of respect. You’re there to support them and you should be flattered that they asked you to be a part of their special day. So, can you really blame ...

Every kind of drama sucks, but family drama really does take that to a whole new level. Society tells us that family is important, that blood is thicker than water, that families always have each ...

New hope is beginning to emerge in the contentious relationship between King Charles and Prince Harry ahead of a major event as meetings take form on the next step. The Duke of Sussex is set to return ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My youngest son is getting married this summer. His wife-to-be has a large extended family. I have received an invitation to a dinner/shower which, across the top in big letters, ...

DEAR ABBY: I have a strained relationship with my sister. There has always been a lot of drama surrounding her. Over the years, she has always played the victim. We talk only if one of my parents is ...

A dad is being accused of having zero "emotional awareness" after sharing how hurt he was that his stepdaughter didn't invite him to her graduation. In return, he decided that she clearly didn't want ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son is graduating with honors from a very selective university. My husband wants to invite family from both sides to attend, which would require everyone to travel out of state ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son is graduating with honors from a very selective university. My husband wants to invite family from both sides to attend, which would require everyone to travel out of state ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Every graduation season, my nonagenarian mother receives invitations to at least one graduation. (She has over 20 grandchildren.) Related Articles Miss Manners: My mom won’t ...