E.A. v. Gardner

(United States Seventh Circuit) – District court dismissal of lawsuit for lack of standing affirmed, where plaintiff could not show injury was traceable to Defendant. Plaintiff filed suit in federal district court claiming the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act invalid on constitutional grounds. Lawsuit named as Defendant the psychiatrist who testified, in a previous case, that Plaintiff was trying to turn children against the other parent and recommended sole custody be given to other parent.


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Find Out If Your State Is Having a Back-to-School Tax-Free Weekend in 2019

Gone are the days when parents could swing by the drugstore for a new Trapper Keeper and declare back-to-school shopping done. The lists of required school supplies are intense. It’s not surprising that moms and dads will drop an estimated $519 per household on school items this year, according to Deloitte’s annual…

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Author: Michelle Woo on Offspring, shared by Michelle Woo to Lifehacker

The Best Prime Day Deals You Can Still Buy [Updating]

Amazon Prime Day is officially here! We’re updating this page to help navigate you through the avalanche of deals throughout the next day and a half, so check back often for all the best Prime Day deals. Or, for a quicker deals fix, check out our deal rankings, or follow along with all the best Lightning Deals on our…

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Author: Ana Suarez, Shep McAllister, Corey Foster, Chelsea Stone, and Tercius on Kinja Deals, shared by Tercius to Lifehacker

How to Make a Ramen Egg

Any egg, be it hard-boiled, soft-boiled, seasoned, or poached, is welcome in a bowl of ramen, but the king of the genre is ajitsuke tamago, soft-boiled eggs that have been marinated in soy sauce and other flavorful friends. They’re often referred to as “ramen eggs,” but you don’t need a bowl of noodles to enjoy…

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Author: Claire Lower on Skillet, shared by Claire Lower to Lifehacker