Since the start of the Great Recession in 2008, the question on most people’s minds has been, “When will the housing market recover?”
The good news is that for
The debate on tax policy seems to emerge once every year as budget negotiations deadlock and little substantive progress is made to address the nation's fiscal needs.
This
California State Senator Ed Hernandez has introduced
Senate Bill 491. The bill expands the scope of practice for a Nurse Practitioner (NP) in order to allow them to set up
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California State Senator Ed Hernandez has introduced Senate Bill 491. The bill expands the scope of practice for a Nurse Practitioner (NP) in order to
There is an idea, a myth if I may, that gets more attention in the mainstream media concerning the reasons behind political gridlock in Washington than any other explanation. It
Congressional gridlock is the norm in today's polarizing political climate. Although voters are content with keeping the same people in office despite record lows of approval, the cause
While the defense department has worked to spare military families much of the brunt of the sequestration cuts of 2013, that may not be possible going into the 2014 fiscal
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Throughout the year, Governor Jerry Brown and the state legislature created a new way to fund California's schools, known as the local control funding formula
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Although Egypt's water war seems to be mostly talk, the fact remains that the global water supply is dwindling at an alarming rate. The
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A Quinnipiac poll shows Newark Mayor Cory Booker leading the New Jersey Senate race with 54 percent of likely Democratic voters. Booker is well ahead of Republican
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In a push toward increased privacy in the social media realm, Washington became
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Students, including many recent graduates, from Mills High School had hundreds of AP tests invalidated after a student tip to the College Board prompted the discovery
