Clinton, Sanders spar over taxes, health care

DALLAS (AP) — Intensifying their rivalry, Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday accused Bernie Sanders of charting a tax increase on middle-class families and undercutting President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Sanders' campaign shot back that her approach to health care was all about her financial donors. Clinton said at a Dallas rally that Democrats shouldn't follow a plan by "one of my opponents" that would replace the current health care system with a Medicare for all system, turning it over to the states. "We should be working to build on it. Yes, does it need to be improved? Absolutely," Clinton told nearly 2,000 supporters at Mountain View College. "One thing we should not do...