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An exclusive Q&A with Occupy movement founder Kalle Lasn
With winter arriving and crackdowns on protests across the country becoming more aggressive, the Occupy movement has reached a crossroads...
Opening doors
Frank Alexander started helping the needy in high school, volunteering for Habitat for Humanity and food pantries in tiny Hopewell, N.J...
Viacom must pay $383 million more to makers of Rock Band
LOS ANGELES — Viacom Inc. has been ordered to pay an...
Congress agrees to payroll tax deal; Obama will sign it
WASHINGTON — Congress on Friday swiftly approved a...
Writing a new ending for Boulder’s chronically homeless
The 76-year-old man who calls himself Reverend Friendly walks with a shuffled gait. Old age and decades of heavy, indiscriminate drinking have reduced his mobility considerably. His long, white beard flows down to his chest, and his eyelids droop heavily over his ...
Homeless survey on tap
On Jan. 23-24, Boulder County will learn more about its homeless population by participating in the 2012 Point in Time Homeless Survey, conducted by the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative (MDHI...
Anti-GMO crowd reacts to decision
Activists opposed to genetically engineered foods are not singing the same tune when it comes to reaction to the Boulder County commissioners’ Dec. 20 decision to allow additional genetically modified organisms (GMOs) on taxpayer-funded open space...
A hard season for Boulder’s homeless kids
While most kids this time of year are busy contemplating their impending Yuletide haul, that’s hardly the case for Boulder’s estimated 200 or so teenagers who are living on the streets at any given time. For these kids who are avoiding troubles at home or don’t have ...
EPA issues strong limits on mercury emissions
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Wednesday...
Bank of America to pay $335 million to settle charges of...
LOS ANGELES—Bank of America Corp. has agreed to pay...
Dad was only joking when he posted Facebook photo of his...
CHICAGO — A Chicago father who allegedly posted a...
