A tremendously self-aware man, Washington knew that he was a deeply flawed person himself…
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Colorado Election Officials Plead with Gov. Polis to Publicly Reject Trump Request
“His silence is deafening, and it’s also offensive,” said Fitzpatrick. “It’s deeply offensive to county clerks, it’s deeply offensive to the Republicans and Democrats who serve as election judges…”
AI vs AI: Patients Use AI to Challenge Health Insurance Denials
As states continue to curb health insurers’ use of artificial intelligence, patients and doctors are arming themselves with AI tools to fight claims denials…
Colorado Budget Panel Weighs Competing Plans on Medicaid as Costs Soar
“In a budget cut year where it is difficult and we do have to offer reductions to rates, it becomes a question of where do you pick and choose…”
Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Threatened by President Trump
President Trump has threatened members of Congress with ‘death’ for their video encouraging troops to refuse illegal orders…
Colorado Rep. Boebert Instrumental in Forcing Epstein Vote
“The president has not forced me to do anything. The president has not put pressure on me. I was not asked by the president to remove my name…”
Colorado Awards Grants to Support ‘ADU’ Construction
“Colorado is leading the way on the freedom to build an accessory dwelling unit on your own property…”
Can an Imperiled Frog Stop Oil Drilling near Denver Suburbs?
“Extinction usually isn’t immediate — it happens slowly, and then quickly, and you get to a point where a population can’t take care of itself…”
Joint Budget Committee Questions Gov. Polis’ Medicaid Proposal
“The Medicaid cuts here are particularly large…”
Congress Pushes Hemp Crackdown After Pressure from States, Marijuana Industry
“In my mind, if it’s marijuana, which most of this is, then it should be regulated like marijuana,” Mullins said…
Feds Give Colorado River States More Time to Resolve Differences
The disagreement prompted lawmakers in Arizona on Tuesday to call for stronger federal intervention in shaping post-2026 Colorado River operating guidelines…
Arizona’s Adelita Grijalva Sworn In to U.S. House… Vows to Sign Epstein Petition
New emails revealing details about the relationship between Trump and Epstein surfaced Wednesday…
U.S. Senate Passes Bill to End Record-Breaking Shutdown
“The problem we have with air travel is that our air traffic controllers are overworked and unpaid. And many of them have called in sick…”
Congress Remains Deadlocked; Shutdown Continues
The U.S. Senate Tuesday failed for the 14th time to advance a stopgap spending bill to fund the government…
Colorado Joins Lawsuit Challenging ‘Weaponization’ of Student Loan Forgiveness
“I’m sorry to say — this administration is lawless, they are bullying, and we are forced again to bring basic legal challenges…”
OPINION: When Hunger Rises, So Can We
Will we remain quiet while millions worry about their next paycheck, their next meal, their next medical bill…?
Early Ballot Returns Show Colorado on Pace for High Off-Year Turnout
As usual, older Coloradans have made up the vast majority of voters returning a ballot so far this year…
Colorado Attorney General Joins Lawsuit Challenging SNAP Benefit Pause
“It is clear President Trump and his USDA are making a deliberate, illegal, and inhumane choice to not fund the SNAP program…”
OPINION: White House ‘Energy Emergency’ is Fake, and Harmful
If you had a 50-year old truck that cost thousands to keep running, and constantly broke down, would you keep it… or buy a new vehicle that saved you money?…