LOS ANGELES — That staple of American wardrobes, the ever adaptable T-shirt, is morphing again in this presidential election year. The T, selling from $20 to $80, has taken its place alongside bumper ...

Dozens of colored T-shirts with hand-written messages hung from clotheslines, fluttering lightly in the breeze. Orange. Magenta. Sky blue. Red. From a distance, they seemed to cheer the Cal State ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Increasingly these days, both men and women wear T-shirts with messages, mottos and insults emblazoned on them. Presumably, at least part of the intent is to communicate something.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Increasingly these days, both men and women wear T-shirts with messages, mottos and insults emblazoned on them. Presumably, at least part of the intent is to communicate something.