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The pandemic may well be the key reason Trump is a one-term president, but the disgrace has yet to end.

Q: Dear Sir, how will I not get angry at someone who betrays ... [me]. Thanks and Regards. — S ...

This week's clergy discuss how the message of the eight-day festival beginning Dec. 10, might generate light and hope in what is expected to be a dark winter.

With the Trump White House about to disband, the long-developing split between attorney general and the president's private lawyer breaks wide open.

Trump keeps his cronies busy in the final weeks while he has pardon power and his brand has political capital.

Trump and some of his allies overused the term as a far-fetched alibi and as a smear of professionals loyal to U.S. interests.

Loneliness can be assuaged by developing a healthy routine, by making time not only for work but for exercise by, perhaps, taking a walk amid nature, writes Panna Shah.

Disputes over the material props of the president's office would mark a fitting end to the Trump tenure.

Armageddon, defined, is a final destructive battle or conflict. In Suffolk, at least, the meaning could be stretched to, well, hoping to avoid all hell breaking loose.

"This year, Advent will be felt more palpably than in years past because of what we are experiencing," writes the Rev. Kevin O'Hara.