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- Newlyweds in their nineties end up in court: What's the legal case?
A Virginia couple who has married in their ninth decade has been called to court over a civil dispute concerning the wife's two grown daughters, who have been caring for their mother in her senior years.
- Drew Carey drowns out bullies who pull ice bucket prank
Drew Carey has offered a $10,000 reward for those who can identify a group of bullies that lured a boy into an 'ice bucket challenge' only to dump human waste and garbage on the unsuspecting teen.
- Royal baby #2: The craft of announcing a second birth
It was announced Monday that Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge are expecting a second child. Royal or not, the announcement of a second child can have more pressure behind it, as many parents aim to up the creativity.
- Mountain lion attacks boy: Safety reminders for parents
A mountain lion attacked a young boy in California on Sunday, prompting parents to look again at important safety precautions before taking their kids into wild habitats.
- Grade school activists bring change from classroom to streets
One school in Turkey is teaching kids to make a difference in their community through getting to know the issues and taking real-life steps to encourage systemic change.
- From José to Joe, how do we discriminate based on names?
One young job seeker finds that changing his name makes is easier to find a job. This inspires one mom to reflect on reactions to her own husband's birth name and her daughter's name that translates easily to different languages.
- Joan Rivers gives mom the last laughs
Joan Rivers death has given one mom a chance to reflect on the role humor – even sometimes self-deprecating wit – plays in stress relief and relating to others.
- Justin Ross Harris charged with murder after son's hot car death
Justin Ross Harris was charged with murder Thursday, more than two months after the death of his two year-old son, who was left in the back of a car for hours.
- National Newspaper Carrier Day celebrates those who bring news to your door
Once a first job for many kids, newspaper delivery is now largely a job for adults. National Newspaper Carrier Day celebrates the history of newspaper delivery that stemmed from enterprising kids.
- Great Dane swallows 43.5 socks, but loses contest
A spokesperson for the Oregon animal hospital that treated the dog said it's perhaps the strangest case in the hospital's history.
- Fast-food wage dispute: How are teens part of the discussion?
Working in fast food restaurants is among the popular part-time jobs for teens. The current minimum-wage dispute, and potential unionization of fast-food chains, raises questions about how it will affect teens, and their role in the debate.
- Texas girl found trapped in laundromat washing machine
A 5-year-old girl was found in a running washing machine at a Texas laundromat. Authorities are still investigating how this happened.
- Extreme kitchen makeoverl: 5 ways gratitude is the best contractor Here are five tips for an extreme kitchen makeover, brought to you by gratitude.
- 'Green preschools' teach children the basics of natural living
At 'green preschools,' toddlers learn the ins and outs of natural living, from vegan lunch options to chemical-free clean up time.
- When is a teacher more than a teacher? More often than not.
As kids transfer from summer vacation to the classroom, one father and school administrator reminds parents to be mindful when considering the many roles a teacher will fill during the school year.
- Dress code flare up: Native American kindergartner sent home for braid
When school is in session, administrators, students, and parents will find themselves navigating the murky waters of dress codes – and exceptions to those codes. One young student and his family learned this the first day of class.
- The power of parents letting kids take control
A father remembers what it's like to be in the driver's seat as a teenager, and applies those lessons to his own kids.
- Back to school in conflict zones: Lessons from Israel, Gaza, and Pakistan
What might American parents learn from parents facing danger at school in Israel, Gaza, Pakistan and Syria?
- Family dog turns on stove, starts New Jersey fire. It's happened before.
Fire investigators believe a pet dog left alone turned on the stove and set fire to a house in Lacey Township, N.J.
- Jessica Alba: The mother of all parent-repreneurs?
Jessica Alba has raised $70 million in funding for Honest Company, her home cleaning and child-care product business. Alba is in good company with other parents building businesses to meet the needs of other parents.