Voices in both parties say Democrats and Republicans alike are looking for a deal that would allow them to save face while ...

In Washington, there was little urgency to end the government funding impasse. Lawmakers are away from Capitol Hill and both parties are entrenched in their positions.

The U.S. House has not met for legislative business in more than six weeks, while U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., closed his chamber for the weekend after bipartisan talks failed to ...

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Broadcast Retirement Network's Jeffrey Snyder discusses Long Term Care costs with CareScout's Lynn White. Jeffrey H. Snyder, ...

Insurance brokers offer another source of advice, although it's important to vet them carefully. Some brokers call themselves senior advisers or Medicare consultants, which makes them sound like ...

As the nation grapples with a growing mental health crisis, a residential therapeutic community in Vermont’s Green Mountains is asking its residents to slow down and do the work.

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Proponent Heather Weiner and opponent Bob Hasegawa, a state senator representing the 11th Legislative District in King County ...

If you’re not typically a fan of “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” but you work in skilled nursing, you might want to break form and give this week’s episode a chance.

Washington voters will decide whether to amend their constitution to allow funds from a long-term care insurance program to be invested in the stock market. It is the only statewide conte ...

Washington state voters will decide whether to amend their constitution to allow funds from a long-term care insurance ...