  In light of recent data from direct detection experiments and the Large
Hadron Collider, we explore models of dark matter in which an SU(2) doublet is
mixed with a Standard Model singlet. We impose a thermal history. If the new
particles are fermions, this model is already constrained due to null results
from XENON100. We comment on remaining regions of parameter space and assess
prospects for future discovery. We do the same for the model where the new
particles are scalars, which at present is less constrained. Much of the
remaining parameter space for both models will be probed by the next generation
of direct detection experiments. For the fermion model, DeepCore may also play
an important role.
