In January, the city of Denver called its migrant crisis “unsustainable” due to the constant arrival of noncitizens. However, the city said this week that it hasn’t received a bus of newly arriving migrants since June 11.
Every year, the United States has allowed between 1.47 million to 1.86 million noncitizens to receive food stamps from the federal government at a taxpayer cost of almost $3 billion a year.
Taxpayers are annually on the hook for $3 billion in food stamps for noncitizens Read More »
A new report says a ballot measure banning big cat hunting in Colorado would prove costly for state wildlife management and the hunting industry.
Only 40% of student loan borrowers make payments, and congressional committee leaders from North Carolina and Louisiana said Wednesday the federal report confirms the White House’s efforts to win votes at taxpayers’ expense.
The federal deficit so far this fiscal year has already hit $1.5 trillion, the U.S. Treasury Department reported in its monthly fiscal update.
As Vice President Kamala Harris began campaigning to become the next Democratic presidential nominee, media outlets started claiming she was never President Joe Biden’s border czar.
FACT CHECK: Harris was Biden’s second ‘border czar,’ despite recent media claims Read More »
Members of Congress grilled FBI Director Christopher Wray Wednesday over details of the FBI’s investigation into the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 Wednesday while in Las Vegas, the White House said.
President Biden tests positive for COVID in Las Vegas, will isolate in Delaware Read More »
Approximately $311 million was distributed to 62,000 workers who filed claims under Colorado’s new Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program since payments started in January.
Working Coloradans funded $311M in family leave pay for 62,000 in first six months Read More »
The Arapahoe County Board of County Commissioners is taking control of the Sheriff’s office finances for overspending nearly $1 million and an alleged unauthorized transfer of $380,000 in taxpayer funds to a non-profit that the county claims was “inconsistent with state statutes.”
