In today's Dear Annie column, Annie offers advice on how a reader should deal with their sister's recent behavior.

DEAR ANNIE: My sister and I were once inseparable. We talked every day, shared everything and leaned on each other through ...

Dear Annie: My sister and I were once inseparable. We talked every day, shared everything and leaned on each other through ...

Dear Annie: My sister and I were once inseparable. We talked every day, shared everything and leaned on each other through ...

Dear Annie: My sister and I were once inseparable. We talked every day, shared everything, and leaned on each other through ...

Dear Annie: My sister and I were once inseparable. We talked every day, shared everything and leaned on each other through ...

Dear Annie: My sister and I were once inseparable. We talked every day, shared everything and leaned on each other through ...

I told her that I loved her and that our friendship means more to me than political differences and her response was, “It’s ...

Dear Annie: I am an 81-year-old widower. My deceased wife and I weren’t into the wedding ring thing when we got married.

DEAR FALLING OUT: After 30 years of memories, it must be surreal to have someone you thought would always be in your corner ...

Dear Annie: I am an 81-year-old widower. My deceased wife and I weren’t into the wedding ring thing when we got married.

Dear Annie: I am an 81-year-old widower. My deceased wife and I weren’t into the wedding ring thing when we got married.