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Colorado attorney general joins lawsuit challenging health care reforms
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers announced Monday he will join a lawsuit with at least a dozen other state attorneys challenging the constitutionality of the new federal health care legislation, which President Barack Obama signed into law earlier today...
This is our land
This story, you don’t tell it in the summertime. According to Navajo tradition, some tales are meant to be shared on the warm nights...
Moderate House Democrats under pressure on health care bill
WASHINGTON — As a historic vote on sweeping health care legislation nears, Democratic moderates in the House of Representatives face relentless pressure as they juggle personal pleas from President Barack Obama, a multimillion-dollar ad barrage and constituents who ...
Dick Cheney: I offered to resign three times
WASHINGTON — Former Vice President Dick Cheney says he offered to resign three times in 2004...
Cops take various approaches to homeless
Boulder Police Officer Jenny Paddock acknowledges that different police officers take different approaches to the homeless and writing tickets for camping or trespassing, but much depends on their behaviors toward law enforcement as well...
Obama officials seek input on comprehensive plan to combat HIV
SEATTLE — Nearly three decades after the AIDS epidemic began...
Latino immigrants change cities from the inside out
When Latinos move to the U.S., they bring with them their own beliefs, their own food, their own community. Integrating that amalgam of culture and opportunity into the American cityscape is what city planner James Rojas is trying to do...
Encana withdraws motion to dismiss farmer’s case
Encana Oil & Gas Inc. has withdrawn its motion to dismiss a case filed by Rod Brueske that challenges the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission’s handling of an alleged violation at an Encana well near his house (see “Farmer struggles to access evidence for ...
Supreme court denies to hear appeal on “boobies” ban
The BBC is reporting that a Pennsylvania school district that lost a lawsuit after banning students from wearing breast cancer awareness bracelets had its appeal denied by the U.S. Supreme Court, meaning the bracelets are a go...
PayPal founder Peter Thiel donates $1.7M to Ron Paul PAC
PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel donated another $1.7 million in January...
