As Justice Stephen Breyer said during oral arguments in a recent California case, “the rule of law embodies evenhandedness … what is sauce for the goose is normally sauce for the gander.”

More than half of Planned Parenthood health centers are in rural or medically underserved communities. And Planned Parenthood is often the only “safety-net” family planning provider.

The subject here is that pensive, everyday form of angst that is bitter and sweet, happy and sad, an ache that makes us irritable for no apparent reason.

We must talk about this unfortunate place we’ve reached where civility and respect in society are dismissed as unnecessary niceties.

For us, the annual trek to the tree lot is a crapshoot: We back the car out of the garage happily married, never quite knowing what will come next.

The best and worst of parenting is that gaining and losing go hand in hand. To gain the adult leading a successful life, we have to lose the kid who can’t remember to set an alarm.

if we have a bouquet of lilacs on the table and rhubarb pie for dessert on Memorial Day, the stage is set for a fine summer.

For Mother’s Day: Thoughts on moms — from beginning to never-ending.

The right thinks Christians are discriminated against, and the left sees Elf on the Shelf and thinks NSA.

On the upside: Thanksgiving. On the downside: Some of the saddest and least understandable events in my life have occurred in November.

What rankles me about the Trayvon Martin case: The perspective of a young person profiled through no fault of his own was lost.