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Twitter raises ‘significant’ round of funding
SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter Inc. doesn't seem to be in...
Tea party fields questionable candidates, takes flak for it
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Christopher Crawford is a 22-year-old from Orlando whose only reported assets are a 1991 Acura Integra worth $2,000 and an IKEA couch. But as of last week, he's a tea party candidate for a Florida Senate seat centered 400 miles away in the ...
Boulder: The shape of things to come
Well, as Yogi Berra famously remarked, it’s hard to make predictions, especially about the future...
Bomb suspect was student at Houston Islamic institute
DETROIT — The man charged with the Christmas bombing attempt of an airliner headed for Detroit took classes at an Islamic institute in Houston, an institute leader said Wednesday...
Fuel-efficiency efforts foster 155,000 jobs, report finds
WASHINGTON — At least 155,000 auto industry jobs now...
House OKs Obama’s tax-cut deal
WASHINGTON — The House approved President Barack Obama's sweeping tax-cut compromise at midnight Thursday, preventing tax rates from rising Jan. 1 and sending the president a bipartisan agreement that few could have imagined in deeply polarized Washington...
CU cops: Cracking down on 4/20 isn’t worth it
Over the years, University of Colorado at Boulder officials have made several attempts to curtail, break up and even prosecute participants in the 4/20 pot smokeout...
Hoosier ruckus
The uproar was immediate when Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed into law the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act on March 26. Since, governments and businesses have boycotted the state, bands and artists have cancelled tour dates, and Pence has had to publicly ...
Ralphie’s Independence Day Blast looking for bands
Organizers of Ralphie’s Independence Day Blast, an annual 4th of July celebration at Folsom Field, have announced a competition looking for the next great local band to open at the celebration.The competition is open to any band — rock, country, pop, hip-hop, rap or ...
