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Judge dismisses Arizona policeman’s suit against immigration law
DENVER — The federal judge who halted most of a controversial Arizona immigration law dismissed a separate lawsuit Tuesday that had been filed by a Tucson police officer...
Lehman’s ex-CEO blames government for failure
WASHINGTON — The former chief executive of Lehman Bros...
Study: Illegal U.S. immigration has slowed dramatically
WASHINGTON — Illegal immigration into the United States has slowed considerably in the past several years, a study released Wednesday concludes...
Mexico arrests ‘La Barbie,’ accused drug lord wanted by U.S.
MEXICO CITY — Mexican police Monday captured a Texas-born accused drug kingpin wanted by the United States and known for his unusual nickname — La Barbie...
Google and AP, often seen at odds, reach new deal
SAN FRANCISCO — Google Inc. and the Associated Press...
Boulder Weekly’s Back-to-School Bash this weekend!
Looking for something to get you amped and revved up for the new school year? Boulder Weekly's Back-to-School Bash goes down this Friday, September 3, 2010 at the Fox Theatre (1135 13th St.) featuring Cobraconda, The Um a.k.a. UmConcious and Wildabeast...
Tourist family sues SeaWorld, claims child who saw orca attack is...
ORLANDO, Fla. — A New Hampshire family who witnessed the Feb. 24 death of a killer-whale trainer at SeaWorld Orlando has sued the company in state court in Orlando, claiming their child was traumatized by the event...
Personhood revisited
Controversial ban on abortion returns to ballot Colorado voters will again be asked this fall to decide whether to legally apply the term “person” to a fertilized human egg. Amendment 62, known unofficially as the Definition of Person amendment and the Fetal ...
At What Cost?
In what contested issues of the 2010 election season, is likely to be one of the most hotly Amendments 60 and 61, along with Proposition 101, have both sides of the issue warning of devastating financial implications for the state if their side loses...
