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In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to handling guests who let their children make messes in a home.

Miss Manners has no trouble solving your surface problem: Carry a small mirror in your purse, and check your face yourself.

He will point to his own face to let me know that there is a problem, then when I use my napkin to clean it up, he will say ...

Amber Haferman was recognized with the Mandana Bliss Award for her professionalism and positivity at the Stevens Point School ...

When this happens, my husband thinks it’s fun to play “food-on-your-face charades.” He will point to his own face to let me know that there is a problem, then when I use my napkin to clean it up, he ...

Stephen Colbert's Beatles moment, a chivalrous Irishman and a Labubu faux pas were among the tidbits reserved for those in ...

Dear Miss Manners: My husband was invited to the wedding of one of his employees’ sons. The invite was clearly addressed only ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When the bride’s parents pay for the wedding, should they not be able to invite at least half of the guests? Miss Manners: The phone call took a sudden, serious turn and I don’t ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When the bride’s parents pay for the wedding, should they not be able to invite at least half of the guests? Our daughter has been engaged for almost two years and has a baby with ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: The culture of my academic field is very casual. I’m interviewing for professorships at several places, and the faculty committees in the interviews — all “doctors” by title — ...