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A play in the political theater
The Democratic party in Colorado seems to be banking on an optical illusion — that their incumbent governor will be faced with Republican opponents who are so radically far right that while Governor John Hickenlooper leans right, his positions will still look like ...
Boulder ocean group opposes SeaWorld float in Macy’s parade
News that Macy's intends to include a SeaWorld float in its celebrated Thanksgiving Day Parade has led a Boulder group dedicated to defending oceans to oppose the inclusion of the float...
Gallery: The Black Keys live at the Fillmore
The Black Keys tore up the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver on June 3, 2010. Take a look at the visuals.
Obama unveils plan to cut deficit by $4 trillion
WASHINGTON — President Obama called for reducing the federal deficit by $4 trillion in the next decade through a package that includes tax reform, further cuts in domestic and defense spending, and shoring up of federal entitlements, setting the stage for a spirited ...
Facebook’s Graph Search takes the next step in advertising
Facebook's new search function, called Graph Search, was announced...
Microsoft gives away ‘free time’ to promote Windows Phone
Microsoft wants consumers to really get its pitch that Windows Phones...
Boulder launches weekly show
The City of Boulder has launched a weekly news program called Inside Boulder on Municipal Channel 8, airing Fridays at 7 p.m. Inside Boulder features city news and events and covers city-related topics in a format reminiscent of morning news/talk shows...
Facebook and Twitter are more addictive than cigarettes or alcohol, study...
A new study suggests that social networking services such as Facebook...
Film questions the practice of circumcision
Surgical tools carefully arranged on a table, a screaming baby in a white gown and men singing a blessing. This is a scene in Eliyahu Ungar-Sargon’s documentary Cut: Slicing through the Myths of Circumcision, which will be playing at the Boulder Jewish Community ...
