Mark Zuckerberg’s recent announcement that Meta is ending its controversial ‘fact-checking’ program in favor of a ‘community notes’ system marks a subtle, but unmistakable, admission of failure.
The mayors of Colorado’s three largest cities on Thursday urged Gov. Jared Polis and lawmakers to focus on housing, the economy, and public safety. They notably urged state policymakers to ensure that municipalities retain the flexibility to combat crime.
Montrose County Commissioner-elect Scott Mijares never set out to run for office. His path to becoming a public servant started at Wild Horse Wine and Whiskey, a Main Street business he and his wife, Julie, opened in 2021.
Mijares bridges Montrose divides with whiskey bar, now hopes to do so in office Read More »
If Republican House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese did not make it clear enough Wednesday in her address to the Colorado House upon the opening of the 75th General Assembly, the caucus simplified her words.
House Republicans launch 23 policy positions in 25-second video to open session Read More »
The Biden administration’s attempt to rewrite Title IX to allow men in women’s sports, locker rooms, and bathrooms, has been struck down nationwide by a federal court.
‘Colossal win for women and girls’: Federal court strikes down Biden title IX rewrite Read More »
The coverage of the funeral of President Jimmy Carter is another example of the disconnect between Big Media and the audience.
Letters: Media should have allowed Jimmy Carter’s funeral to air uninterrupted Read More »
Direct neighbors of houses burned in the Marshall fire suffered measurable increases in volatile organic compounds from toxic smoke in their homes, and hundreds more residents reported headaches and other health problems, according to companion University of Colorado studies published in late December.
Colorado legislative Democrats stormed out of the gate Wednesday by introducing two major pro-labor efforts as well as several cost-of-living bills that are likely to generate significant debate because of the methods they use to bring down costs.
Opening-day bills tackle unionization, wage theft, price gouging, Ozempic and more Read More »
Hundreds of fire hydrants were stolen from the ground for scrap metal in advance of the blazes raging across Los Angeles, highlighting the local government’s challenges in maintaining basic order and infrastructure.
Los Angeles fire budget cut, hundreds of hydrants stolen for scrap before fires Read More »
It’s way too early to tell if we can ever trust the Zuck, but this is a good start.
Powell: In Meta culture shift, Zuckerberg brings UFC president Dana White onto board Read More »
