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The Top Ten Best Lifestyle Articles of 2020
It’s been a trying year for everyone, so it’s more important than ever to take care of yourself. To help you do that, we’ve rounded up the best lifestyle articles of 2020. Trust us, these pieces will help you feel better, faster. 1. “How to actually stick to your New Year’s resolutions” by Erinlite It’s…
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Prison guard lost job for taking in inmate’s baby: ‘It was the right thing to do’
Corrections officer Roberta Bell said she has no regrets. “I sensed that Katie was a good person who had just made some bad choices in her life,” Bell said.
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A gay couple ran a rural restaurant in peace. Then new neighbors arrived.
The conflict between a restaurant and conservative neighbors is tearing at the fabric of The Plains, Va., population 250.
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16 ways we think about Barbie
Post writers search for the meaning of Barbie, a toy that’s fascinated Americans since 1959.
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Ask Amy: One talkative member ruins writers’ group meetings
One member hogged the whole conversation during writers’ group meetings and ruined it for everyone.
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Carolyn Hax: Spouse isn’t grieving husband’s unexpected death
A letter writer hasn’t grieved longtime husband’s unexpected death, and wonders if “something is really wrong.”
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What to Watch in the 2024 Money Wars as a Big Deadline Arrives
Which presidential and Senate candidates are swimming in cash? Which ones are growing desperate? That and more will become clearer on Saturday, when campaigns must file their latest federal reports.
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After Suffering Heavy Losses, Ukrainians Paused to Rethink Strategy
Early in the counteroffensive, Ukraine lost as much as 20 percent of its weapons and armor. The rate dropped as the campaign slowed and commanders shifted tactics.
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Analyzing Nexus: Recent Federal Circuit Opinions Where Individual Patent Claim Limitations Are in the Prior Art
This article compares two recent Federal Circuit opinions concerning IPR cases addressing the nexus requirement for objective indicia of non-obviousness. These cases revolve around the patentee’s use of a commercial embodiment to establish a presumption of nexus….By: Haug Partners LLP
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Guest Post — Congressional Authority, Agency Discretion, and Legislative Rulemaking
More than a decade ago Congress considered, and rejected, any standing requirements for post-grant proceedings. Congress could hardly have been more explicit. The provisions were debated over a decade. In 2008, statutory standing language was added, and then removed, from the then-pending bill……By: McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff LLP
