Colorado public schools would be required to use a student’s “preferred name” under a proposal that would also label the refusal to do so “discriminatory.”
Colorado legislation requires public schools to call students by ‘preferred name’ Read More »
As sanctuary cities plot to get billions more in taxpayer dollars to support illegal immigrants and expand services to migrants with questionable asylum claims, we are tragically reminded of the consequences of embracing lawless borders.
Suspect in DUI death of Colo mother and son was deported four times Read More »
Temperatures are supposed to drop below zero in the Denver region this weekend, forcing Gov. Polis to multi-task his media hits.
Polis declares cold weather a disaster, then goes skiing Read More »
The Biden administration announced Friday morning that it is expanding and accelerating its income-driven student loan forgiveness plan.
Education Department accelerates student loan debt cancellation plan Read More »
Wholesale inflation, as measured by the producer price index, ticked up slightly to 1% for the year ending in December as the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates high.
Inflation rises slightly to 1% in December in producer price index Read More »
Political protests have happened in America since before it officially became a country. Many Americans point to the Constitution’s First Amendment as a defining principle. The Founding Fathers specifically forbid Congress from “abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”
Lawmakers grilled officials from the Department of Natural Resources and Colorado Parks and Wildlife, who found themselves on the hot seat on Wednesday at the state Capitol, where policymakers described communication failures and problems tied to the release of wolves in Grand and Summit counties last month.
Colorado lawmakers grill officials over wolf release communication failures Read More »
During his recent State of the State address, Governor Jared Polis proudly declared that Colorado is once again leading the nation, this time in the realm of psychedelic drugs. Drawing parallels to Colorado’s pioneering role in the legalization of marijuana, Polis celebrated the emerging psychedelic reform movement and its potential benefits.
(The Center Square) – If Democrats had a magic wand, they’d put Michelle Obama in the White House.
Poll: Democrats would rather see Michelle Obama in the White House than Biden Read More »
Williams refuses the same courtesy to other congressional candidates, punting the decision to the party’s executive committee. You can’t miss the hypocrisy, especially since Williams reportedly counseled former COGOP Vice Chairwoman Priscilla Rahn to resign before running for Douglas County commissioner.
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