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What the Supreme Court did, and did not do, on Trump’s mail-ballot order
Three federal cases test whether Colorado treats gun rights as policy or as a limit on government
DougCo’s charter proposal protects schools from competition, not choice
A fire chief lost his free speech case. The day after, he published a book.
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Immigrant Grocers Sue Mamdani Over Government Grocery Store Plan
Immigrant grocery store owners are suing democratic socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over his plan to open government-run supermarkets, arguing the mayor’s move will run them out of business.
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Enos: As a new school year opens, Colorado tests the limits of parental rights
“Don’t you love New York in the fall? It makes me want to buy school supplies. I would send you a bouquet of newly sharpened pencils if I knew your name and address.” This recognizable…
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Supreme Court Opens Door to New Mail-In Ballot Safeguards Before November
The U.S. Supreme Court on Aug. 24 ruled that President Donald Trump may—for the time being—enforce his executive order restricting voting by mail ahead of the November midterm elections that will determine control of Congress.
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Audit Finds Denver Oversight Failures Added Millions to 16th Street Project
The Denver Auditor recently found significant oversight and contracting problems with the $175.6 million 16th Street Improvement Project, including an $18 million contract increase and a nearly one-year extension that bypassed City Council review.
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Federal Court Weighs Fate Of Colorado’s Three-Day Gun Purchase Waiting Period
A federal judge heard arguments on Monday about the constitutionality of a 2023 Colorado law that generally imposes a three-day waiting period on firearm purchases after the initiation of a background check.
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Inflationary Bracket Creep With Initiative 195 Could Push More Coloradans Into Higher Tax Brackets
Initiative 195, the proposed ‘progressive’ income tax ballot measure, promises long-term pain for Colorado taxpayers due to what economists call “bracket creep.” But we do not need to speculate about the impact of bracket creep,…
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Duffy defends a father’s duty to protect his daughter’s soul over her résumé
My wife and I have a saying we’ve repeated often over the years to our nine children, “My job is to get you into heaven, not Harvard.” This week, I learned that motto is pretty…
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Trump Foreign Aid Cuts Put Years of USAID Waste and Fraud Under New Scrutiny
A half-billion-dollar fraud and bribery scheme conducted by a USAID contract officer and three conspirators that went undetected for a decade. American-bought equipment stolen by a terror group. Millions of dollars in food that spoiled…
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Former Durango Teacher Gets 40 Years For Sex Crimes Against 37 Teenage Boys
A former Durango middle school teacher who obtained sexual images from more than three dozen teenage boys by pretending to be a 16-year-old girl on social media was sentenced last week to four decades in…
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Aurora Council Members Split Over Statewide Fentanyl Felony Proposal
Aurora’s Government Relations Committee approved a resolution this week opposing Colorado’s Initiative 85, a statewide ballot initiative which would make possession of any amount of fentanyl — even under one gram — a felony offense.…
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