As the veil between worlds thins and shadows creep into our lives, we are reminded that the Bible is a treasure trove of thrilling tales that ignite fear and faith.
Devotional: Demons, dragons and disease, it all can be found in the Bible Read More »
I know no one is supposed to like former National Security Advisor John Bolton anymore –- on the left, because he was mean to countries that don’t like us in the UN, and on the right because… well, because Donald Trump said so.
Sloan: Biden’s latest foreign policy blunder in the Indian Ocean Read More »
In response to an inquiry made by the Colorado Republican Party, the office of secretary of state Jena Griswold claims only partial passwords to certain components of the Colorado voting systems were improperly made available in a public area of the website.
Griswold’s office response to GOP concern lacks detail requested by Williams Read More »
There are few things in politics more damning than silence in the face of evil.
Kalam: From the river to the statehouse, Rep. Iman Jodeh’s divided loyalties Read More »
On Aug. 26, 2021, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold made a number of emergency election rules permanent.
More than 600 BIOS passwords for voting system components in 63 of the state’s 64 counties were publicly shared in a file on Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s website, a news release email from the Colorado Republican Party reads.
Gabe Evans, the Republican nominee in Colorado’s 8th U.S. House District, has announced a pair of town hall breakfast meetings in advance of Election Day.
Grand Junction businesses and residents in the downtown area have become fed up with the nefarious and criminal activity stemming from the Homeward Bound Day Center for the homeless, and they are directing their ire at elected officials on City Council.
The “doctrine of unstable alliances” in George Washington’s “Farewell Address” underpinned U.S. foreign policy for decades and is still considered wise, though mostly ignored.
On Saturday in Nucla, Colo., hunters emerged from the wilderness. They paused from their morning hunt and headed to the town park in camouflage, joining with neighbors and locals to meet candidates for election.
Why Western Colorado stands opposed to the Dolores River National Monument Read More »
