A former White House economist is sounding the alarm on Vice President Kamala Harris’ economic agenda after former President Trump warned the U.S. would suffer a “1929-style depression” under a Harris presidency.
The road to retirement hinges on two distinct paths: building upon the progress we’ve achieved over the past 50 years or transitioning to a fully government-run system.
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More than 50 years after being injured in the Vietnam War, a Larimer County veteran received one of the armed service’s most distinguished medals — the Purple Heart.
Colorado Republicans who want to depose state party chairman Dave Williams can proceed with a meeting called for that purpose, a district court judge ruled late Friday.
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The Colorado Springs Fire Department responded to a heat-related mass casualty incident at the Pikes Peak Regional Airshow on Saturday.
In a matter of days, two proposed initiatives by Advance Colorado could be referred to the ballot, featuring widely supported concepts to make communities safer and better fund police training, recruitment and retention, proponents say.
A soul without a well-established aim (purpose) loses itself. That’s who I was when I first met Richard G. Madsen more than 38 years ago.
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Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday unveiled the economic policies she would enact in her first 100 days in office — and it comes with a whopping estimated $1.7 trillion in handouts, as well as government price controls on groceries amid ravaging Biden-Harris administration inflation.
Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and her Democratic challenger Trisha Calvarese are set to face off in a debate on business and economic issues on Sept. 3 in Roxborough Park.
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After Avon voters rejected a 4% use tax on construction materials last fall, the town will likely bring a revised question to voters this November.
