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The very dark side of health care reform

I don’t know about you readers, but I’ll be watching tomorrow’s health care decision with more than just professional interest.

Still a long way to go on immigration

One unanticipated, but quite welcome, effect of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in the Arizona immigration law case Monday may be that it could help lawmakers save some time during the Nevada Legislature’s 2013 session.

Both of them earned it

So, apparently one of the knocks on Assembly Speaker John Oceguera – running for Congress against Rep. Joe Heck in the 3rd District – is that he’s a “double-dipper.”

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A time to tax?

Time to talk about raising taxes. But don’t worry, it’s for a good cause.

Justice for some

There was never any doubt that Doug Hampton broke the law.

Court asks: Why do we have coroner’s inquests?

Clark County commissioners could have saved a lot of people some time on Tuesday, had they specifically and unambiguously mentioned in their law books the purpose of the coroner’s inquest when it comes to police-involved shootings.

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