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The party’s electorate tends to prefer confrontation to pragmatism, which does not bode well for budget negotiations this fall.

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For the party as a whole, there's no path to victory here.

Carson City, Nevada - August 29, 2012 -   Northern Nevada families now have even more access to specialized care for pediatric diseases such as cancer and blood disorders. As of September 1, 2012 patients will have the option to access these services in Carson City through an agreement with Carson Medical Group and Cure 4 The Kids Foundation.

A group called “No Labels” is moving ahead with the possibility of running a third-party candidate for president next year -- at least if Donald Trump and Joe Biden are the major party nominees. Democrats are livid at the prospect, concerned that such an effort is more likely to help Trump. Some Democrats are even convinced that it’s a deliberate plot to deliver the election to Republicans. Polling ...

From eczema to hay fever, kids with allergic conditions might be on track to develop others down the road, a new study finds.

From eczema to hay fever, kids with allergic conditions might be on track to develop others, a new study finds, confirming a recognized trend called the “allergic march.”

The death-by-filibuster of the Buffett Rule in the Senate yesterday revealed, among other things, that the news media still has a ways to go in learning how to report on the era of the 60-vote Senate. Most Americans, not surprisingly, do not realize that majorities can no longer get their way in the Senate. After…

A group called “No Labels” is moving ahead with the possibility of running a third-party candidate for president next year -- at least if Donald Trump and Joe Biden are the major party nominees. Democrats are livid at the prospect, concerned that such an effort is more likely to help Trump. Some Democrats are even convinced that it’s a deliberate plot to deliver the election to Republicans. Polling ...

From eczema to hay fever, kids with allergic conditions might be on track to develop others down the road, a new study finds.