Every year, the United States has allowed between 1.47 million to 1.86 million noncitizens to receive food stamps from the federal government at a taxpayer cost of almost $3 billion a year.
Taxpayers are annually on the hook for $3 billion in food stamps for noncitizens Read More »
A proposal for the three-day special session that starts on Aug. 26 would ask voters for a constitutional change to block any further statewide ballot measures that would limit property tax revenue.
President Joe Biden embraced divisive rhetoric during his speech at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) on Monday night when he said Trump supporters “can’t think, can’t read very well.”
By Jennifer Harper | The Washington Times Former President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign is rolling out some compelling numbers when it comes to the U.S. economy. “Under President Trump, for the first time in 70 years, our nation achieved energy independence and was on the verge of global energy dominance. Under President Trump, the typical family
Trump: Under Harris, Biden ‘grocery price up 21.6%, rent up 22%, electricity up 31.7% ‘ Read More »
A pro-Israel group that was denied a permit to march during the Democratic National Convention gathered in a makeshift “Hostage Square” in the West Loop on Tuesday to make their voices heard.
United Automobile Workers President Shawn Fain on Tuesday called the ongoing crisis at the southern border a “manufactured crisis” as he accused Republicans of not having read their Bibles in their approach to illegal immigration.
UAW president accuses Republicans of ‘manufacturing’ border crisis, says ‘it’s a joke’ Read More »
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has qualified for the Maine Presidential ballot in November and in doing so shows just how fraudulent claims in favor of Ranked-Choice Voting (RCV) really are.
Cuccinelli: Maine shows just what’s wrong with ranked-choice voting Read More »
Despite a growing and diverse community, Westminster remains one of the few big Colorado cities to have a council comprised of only at-large members.
Westminster could shift toward hybrid ward system to elect City Council Read More »
Colorado is sealing more than 100,000 court records, the result of a new law that applies to nonviolent offenses and is intended to help people with criminal pasts pass background checks for jobs and housing.
A huge pile of trash was only one of the serious problems at The Edge at Lowry apartment complex in Aurora over the weekend.
Huge trash pile plagues Aurora apartment complex, where shootings like ‘warfare’ Read More »
