Independence Day, celebrated on July 4 of every year, is a national holiday commemorating the ratification of the Declaration of Independence, which established the United States of America, gaining freedom from British subjugation and tyranny.
Joondeph: Will Jan. 20 be another Independence Day, restoring freedom and liberty? Read More »
During the last few weeks, there have been a couple of notable changes you may have noticed at your local grocer.
Browning: Colorado egg law and bird flu has people ‘scrambling’ to find eggs Read More »
When deciding on new year’s resolutions this year, my first thought was to follow my governor’s example, my state’s example, the Denver mayor’s example, and even our new vice president, and resolve to ignore federal laws this year. I got pretty excited about this idea when I started to contemplate all the money I might save if I ignored federal tax law and simply refused to pay federal income tax this year.
Bzdek: If our leaders don’t obey federal laws, why should we? Read More »
Monday marked the four-year anniversary of Jan. 6, 2021, when tens of thousands of peaceful Trump supporters demonstrated outside the U.S. Capitol and a small number of them clashed with police before entering the Capitol itself.
Davidson: The legacy of Jan. 6 should be massive reform of the FBI and DOJ Read More »
I am told over and over that the greatest quality reporters can have is curiosity.
Caldara: Progressive press needs a dose of ideological diversity Read More »
You may not have known this before, but you have the ability to accuse someone in this state of a campaign finance law violation.
Gaines: You, too, can file a campaign finance complaint against someone Read More »
I have a small farm of 24 acres. Although only a fraction is cultivated, the rest is open grazing, and it keeps me plenty busy. I grow squash, rabbits, plum, hackberry, rose hips, mint, sage, potatoes, firewood, furniture wood, and hay, using horse and rabbit manure (and wood ash) for fertilizer.
Letter: Reflections on America and the once thriving rural family farm economy Read More »
The state court judge presiding over the New York criminal case against Donald Trump ordered sentencing of the president-elect to proceed on January 10, 2025. By setting sentencing a mere 10 days before his inauguration, and by signaling his intent to sentence the soon-to-be president to an unconditional discharge, the judge has unwittingly conceded the indictment of Trump on 34-felony counts was pure lawfare.
It’s sunny and unseasonably warm where I am today, but a week ago, it was snowy and unseasonably cold.
Joondeph: When did changing weather become climate change? Read More »
LONDON — The grooming and serial rape of thousands of English girls by men of mostly Pakistani Muslim background over several decades is the biggest peacetime crime in the history of modern Europe. It went on for many years. It is still going on. And there has been no justice for the vast majority of the victims.
Green: The biggest peacetime crime and coverup in British history Read More »
