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Nevada Sen. John Ensign sat down with News 4 reporter Karen Todd Wednesday-Dec. 23- for an interview to discuss his... Health Care Debate Hundreds patients lined up in front of a Reno dentist's office Friday to take advantage of free services being offered... MORE>> They came with strollers and strong opinions...moms converged on Capitol Hill ... Comment?
Bill would block federal resort-town discrimination
When it comes to luring convention- and conference-goers this winter, sun-drenched resort towns may be too much fun for their own good. Comment?
Is requiring health insurance even legal?
Republican Sen. John Ensign has inserted a complicated legal question into the health-care debate: Can the federal government require Americans to buy health insurance? The health bill approved by the Senate would mandate that all Americans carry health insurance policies by 2014, with the government providing subsidies to help low- and ... Comment?
Is requiring health insurance even legal?
Republican Sen. John Ensign has inserted a complicated legal question into the health-care debate: Can the federal government require Americans to buy health insurance? The health bill approved by the Senate would mandate that all Americans carry health insurance policies by 2014, with the government providing subsidies to help low- and ... Comment?
Recession perceptions deterring conventions to resort cities
When it comes to luring convention- and conference-goers this winter, sun-drenched resort towns may be too much fun for their own good. Comment?
Is it constitutional to require health-care coverage?
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Sparks looks for federal money
As Sparks prepares to open the new year, city leaders are laying out priorities for federal money on a variety of initiatives ranging from community development to energy. Comment?
Congress seeks to stop discrimination against resort cities
When it comes to luring convention- and conference-goers this winter, sun-drenched resort towns may be too much fun for their own good. Comment?
Arizona hurt by backlash against lavish business trips
When it comes to luring convention- and conference-goers this winter, Arizona's resort towns may be too much fun for their own good. Comment?
Health coverage requirement raises constitutionality debate
Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., posed the question Tuesday of whether it is constitutional to require U.S. citizens to purchase health insurance. Comment?
Jim Clark: Nevada GOP chair Chris Comfort an interesting guy
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Nevada Republicans are well aware that state GOP Chair Sue Lowden resigned last September to announce her candidacy to run against Sen. Comment?
On debt, two Nevada pols find they agree
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This town runs on policy and politics pitches, even during the holidays. In one of its final votes before recess, the House passed an increase in the nation's $12 trillion debt ceiling, allowing the U.S. Treasury to borrow just a little more to cover its bills. Comment?
Two Cents Worth: Clean water legislation biggest federal power grab ever
NOTE: The Nevada System of Higher Education is working to transfer the 10 water right options acquired under the Walker River Basin Project to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Comment?
Two Cents Worth: Clean water legislation biggest federal power grab ever
NOTE: The Nevada System of Higher Education is working to transfer the 10 water right options acquired under the Walker River Basin Project to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Comment?
Nevada's 10 biggest political stories of 2009
A year when the state's top two Republicans couldn't get to 50 percent approval if you combined their favorability ratings. Comment?
Afghanistan, Iraq War Funding by US Imperialism Approved by Congress
December 17, 2009 Afghan, Iraq war funding approved House passes $636B defense bill, raises U.S. borrowing limit CARL HULSE New York Times Washington -- In a rare show of bipartisanship Wednesday, the House easily approved a $636 billion Pentagon spending measure, and narrowly approved a ... Comment?
Afghan, Iraq war funding approved
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Washington -- In a rare show of bipartisanship Wednesday, the House easily approved a $636 billion Pentagon spending measure, and narrowly approved a short-term, $290 billion increase in federal borrowing power, setting the stage for a major fight over national fiscal policy in 2010. Comment?
2010 election year expected to be lively
Gov. Gibbons is running for re-election. Although snow still blankets the ground, candidates will file for public office before spring arrives and the primary election comes before the summer heat hits the Silver State. Comment?
Nevadans got good mileage with clunker trade-ins
Though Nevadans had one of the lowest rates of participation in the Cash for Clunkers program this year, they made good gains in gas mileage. Comment?
Senators reject restrictions on abortion
Continuing to debate a landmark health care bill, the Senate voted last week against tighter restrictions on abortions. Comment?