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Burnt Toast closes, to reopen as Café Aion
The Hill restaurant Burnt Toast, located at 1235 Pennsylvania Ave., closed its doors on Dec. 24 and is expected to reopen as Café Aion in early March...
Hoekstra Ad Revives Anti-Asian Strain in American Politics
Political ads tend to be about one thing: pushing people’s buttons. Get a voter in the gut, and you’ve got him at the polls...
South Dakota GOP goes all-in on anti-environmentalism and anti-intellectualism
Anti-intellectualism has increasingly become a part of conservative thinking. This might be the year we finally break through to out-and-out attacking someone for getting an education...
Atomic clock at CU Boulder sets new records in precision and...
The world’s most precise clock now resides on the campus of the University of Colorado Boulder according to a Jan. 22 press release...
Obama offers birth-control compromise
In an abrupt shift following a political firestorm, President Barack Obama announced Friday that religious employers will not be mandated to offer free contraceptive coverage for workers...
Intelligence chief rips handling of accused plane bomber
WASHINGTON — Director of National Intelligence Dennis C. Blair told senators Wednesday that it was a mistake for authorities to give the accused bomber in the attempted Christmas Day...
Colorado on fire
Gov. Jared Polis instituted a statewide open fire ban on Aug. 18, as wildfires have burned more than 175,000 acres across Colorado. Hot, dry...
Communities on the edge
On a rainy evening in May, several hundred north Boulder residents gathered inside a middle school auditorium to discuss a new neighbor. Those in...
Death penalty unlikely in Hill shooting case
While Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett is considering the...
Michael Jackson’s doctor charged with involuntary manslaughter
LOS ANGELES — Prosecutors on Monday charged Michael Jackson's...
