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New York law extends health care coverage

By: Contributing Writer College students may now benefit from President Barack Obama's new health care legislation, which will allow them to remain on their parents' insurance plan until they are 26 years old. New York is among 17 states making headway on the new policy and...

Kaine, Democratic candidate for Senate, campaigning in Northern Virginia

Former Gov. Tim Kaine may be more than halfway through his 19-month campaign for U.S. Senate, but the decisive moments are likely to come in the remaining eight months.

Veterinary Hospital Expands Services, Forms Relationship With Two Richmond Heights Veterinarians

RICHMOND HEIGHTS, OH-- - Richman Animal Clinic announced that the vet clinic is strengthening its commitment to customer service and animal care by expanding its access to an external vet team and increasing ...

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Borrowing still possible for imperfect buyers

Plenty has changed in the mortgage industry since housing slipped into the gutter, but one thing hasn’t: It’s still possible to get a loan without perfect credit or a big savings account.

Rep. Chris Van Hollen: Breaking the Cycle of Childhood Poverty

Unlocking the potential of Americans is the key to revitalizing the economy, lifting our communities, and strengthening our nation. Now more than ever, Congress must shed partisan politics and come together to break the cycle of childhood poverty.

Factoring family into your taxes

With tax season approaching, a lot of parents are grappling with another issue: Can you claim an adult child as a dependent on your tax return? For 2011, each dependent reduces your taxable income by $3,700. For a family in the 25 percent tax bracket, that works out to a tax savings of $925, which buys a lot of groceries.