Dry skin? Join the club
An exceedingly common question I get in clinic, especially in the heart of a South Dakota winter, is how to remedy dry skin.
Opinion
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Death and Taxes
Father Time caught up with our 108th Legislature in dramatic fashion on April 18, with LB 1402 (a bill to empower parents to choose the school of their choice for their child, regardless of income) passing with 33 votes and Governor Pillen’s tax shift bill, LB 388, running out of steam before the finish line.LB 388, promised by some as a “magic bullet” for fixing our tax system, faced strong opposition from fiscal conservatives immediately.
Improving Nebraska’s Communications Networks
The government closest to the people serves the people best.
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,I hate to be a stick-in-the-mud, but I am not as enamored with the movie “Snack Shack” as everyone else seems to be.
Legislative Wins for Southeast Nebraska
As we enter the final days of the short session, it only seems fitting that our legislative days extend into the twilight of each day, as well.
Reflecting on Progress
It’s human nature to tell stories about the past, and doctors aren’t immune to that impulse.
The U.S.-Japan Alliance Stands for Freedom and Opportunity
The Tidal Basin in Washington, DC, home of the Thomas Jefferson, the Martin Luther King, Jr.
I Want to Cut Your Taxes
The average Nebraskan paid $10,519 in taxes to the federal government last year.
The IRS Should Serve Taxpayers Not Work Against Them
As the 2024 tax deadline nears, Americans are well aware of the outsized impact the Internal Revenue Service can have on their time, attention, and pocketbooks.