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id-work via Getty Images Leftovers are a (re)heated discussion topic in many families.  There are three cardinal rules one must follow to live in peace at my parents’ house: the last person to enter the home at night must always remember to put the alarm on, weeknights call for family dinners — no exceptions — and leftovers can only be kept in the fridge for a maximum of 48 hours (although they realistically must be consumed within a day of being cooked to guarantee they won’t end up in donation packages or the trash). About that last point: Although it is permissible to reheat any ...

it may be the most critical supreme court case since the justices ruled on the 2000 presidential election, but out in obama administration's health care reform law is under close scrutiny. in a dramatic hearing today the court appeared deeply split. conservative justices are showing deep skepticism about the individual mandate which would require people to buy health insurance. cnn's congressional correspondent kate bolduan and jeffrey toobin were both inside the court today for the hearing. kate, let's start with you. is the health care law in serious jeopardy right now? >> reporter...

♪ and it feels like tonight ♪ i can't believe i'm broken we'll talk about that in a minute. >> a little inside joke. >> all right. let's say you're a high school student who needs a good score on your s.a.t. to boost your shot of getting into a good college. you do so well on your test, compared to your usual grades, a few people are suspicious. >> that is exactly what happened at a suburban new york high school, now as abc's t.j. winick reports, it has some kids in big trouble. >> reporter: sam eshaghoff was not good at the s.a.t.s, he was great. so great, authorities say, six student...

♪ and it feels like tonight ♪ i can't believe i'm broken we'll talk about that in a minute. >> a little inside joke. >> all right. let's say you're a high school student who needs a good score on your s.a.t. -- like we all do -- to boost your shot of getting into a good college. you do so well on your test, compared to your usual grades, a few people are suspicious. >> that is exactly what happened at a suburban new york high school, now as abc's t.j. winick reports, it has some kids in big trouble. >> reporter: sam eshaghoff was not good at the s.a.t.s, he was great. so great, authori...