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The sandwich generation is changing. The stress remains.
Adults simultaneously caring for their very elderly parents and their grown-up kids or their grandchildren are also being squeezed.
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Woman, 92, has grown tomatoes from the same seed lineage since 1965
Sybil Gorby gives away her famous seeds and refuses all payment because she is superstitious about selling from her garden.
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5 colorful DIY projects you can tackle with one gallon of paint
Looking for a quick way to add color to a room? Or to use up old paint samples? Try one of these easy DIY ideas.
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A Big Question for the Fed: What Went Wrong With Bank Oversight?
As the Federal Reserve reviews the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, and Congress prepares for hearings, bank oversight is getting a closer look.
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Post Politics Now: Trump highlights possibility he won’t be indicted in hush-money case
In Washington, it’s a busy hearing day on Capitol Hill. Among these expected to testify: Norfolk Southern chief executive officer Alan Shaw and Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen.
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DeSantis sharpens criticism of Trump, dismisses mocking nicknames
Ron DeSantis portrayed himself as a more disciplined executive than Trump in a Piers Morgan interview, again distancing himself from his potential 2024 rival.
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Oklahoma must allow abortion if mother’s life is threatened, court rules
The 5-to-4 ruling overturned part of the state’s near-total abortion ban, allowing an exemption if a doctor says the pregnancy could threaten the patient’s life.
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Unlikely witness steps up to complicate Fox News’s defamation defense
Fox producer Abby Grossberg internally played up stolen-election claims, and Fox has cited her testimony in its defense. Now she says her testimony was coerced and criticizes the network’s Dominion claims.
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Hot Topics in Products Liability Litigation: The Depreciation-Based Injury Theory Used to Support Standing in a Products Case
The depreciation-based injury theory is a method that has been increasingly tested by the plaintiffs’ bar to support the assertion of standing necessary to bring a product liability case. Under this theory, a plaintiff who has purchased a product that later depreciates in value due to a defect or other issue alleges that they have…
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Lawsuit Based on Benzene in Aerosol Antiperspirant Dismissed with Prejudice
A breast cancer lawsuit based on trace levels of benzene in aerosol antiperspirant was dismissed with prejudice by a federal judge in Louisiana, because causation was not sufficiently pled. In particular, the plaintiffs failed to plead that (1) the plaintiff used a product that actually contained benzene and (2) benzene exposure can cause the plaintiff’s…
