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Texas Wants to Say Adios to the Voting Rights Act’s Authority
Look up at your clock. By this same hour tomorrow, more than 1,500...
Mysterious Dark-Skinned Stone Age People Found
A newly found Stone Age people featured darker skin, an unusual mix...
Errant arrow lands in window
Boulder Weekly is introducing a new feature this week, the Police Blotter. Throughout the week, we'll write about a few happenings at local cop shops.Errant arrow lands in window...
Judge orders Google, Motorola to hand over Android data to Apple
Apple will soon have far more information about Android and Google's...
The problem with Microsoft’s new way to play video games
When Xbox 360's controller-free Kinect add-on hits...
New charges pending, Chandra Levy murder trial postponed to October
WASHINGTON — A judge on Monday reluctantly postponed until...
Second jetliner scare draws attention to airport security probe
WASHINGTON — Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Sunday that the suicide bomber who tried to blow up a Northwest Airlines jet on Christmas apparently was not part of a broader plot to attack U.S. targets and that commercial flying is safe...
Amid swine flu outbreak, Democrats press sick leave measures
WASHINGTON — Against the backdrop of the H1N1 flu pandemic...
House leaders urged to post legislation well before votes
WASHINGTON — As Congress prepares to consider historic...
Pedaling to protest the Keystone XL pipeline
As Tom Weis of Boulder pedals his bright yellow “Rocket Trike” the length of the proposed route of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline — 1,700 miles from Alberta to the gulf coast of Texas — the flag and bumper sticker attached to his transport clearly state his ...
Big bank protests come to Boulder Saturday
On Saturday, Nov. 5, the nonprofit organization MoveOn.org...
Ford sees bright future, posts nearly $1B profit
DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. has come a long way from the nearly...
