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Did AntiSec really steal Apple IDs from FBI?
Last week, computer hacking collective AntiSec made the startling announcement that it had stolen the user IDs from 13 million Apple devices from an FBI laptop...
Footing the bill
For years, environmentalists have raised concerns that oil and gas companies were going to leave communities on the hook for the billions of dollars...
Comcast to put cable shows online for paying customers
PHILADELPHIA — Comcast Corp. says it has developed an online...
Suspect in Ridgeway murder matches BW profile
As first posited in an Oct. 18 package of stories by Boulder Weekly, the suspect arrested Wednesday in the murder of Jessica Ridgeway not only lived in the same neighborhood as the 10-year-old girl, but has been implicated in the attempted assault of a female jogger ...
Dispatches from Standing Rock
It’s a long way to North Dakota at 40 mph. We found that out last Thursday evening, Nov. 17, when a carload of journalists...
State Legislature offers tax relief for property destroyed by flooding
For Terry Mayes, the past five months have been filled with hours of often circuitous phone calls with insurance companies, banks, restoration services and countless other federal, state and local entities. Her home of 19 years on St. Vrain Road just outside of Lyons...
Who’s getting whose goat?
Just because we’re on the other side of election season doesn’t mean the advertisements stop. You’ve probably seen it by now: a “Front Range” “organic” farmer telling us that people should support fracking because it helps farmers like her pay for healthcare and ...
Facebook to allow app developers to request address, phone number
LOS ANGELES — Facebook has quietly opened the door for application developers to request a user's addresses and phone numbers...
Obama’s budget will add $7 trillion to national debt
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Monday proposed a federal budget for fiscal 2012 that would pare back record budget deficits, but still add nearly $7 trillion to the nation's debt over the next decade...
U.S. to ease medical marijuana prosecutions
WASHINGTON -- The Justice Department said Monday that it would mellow out on prosecuting medical marijuana users in the 14 states in which therapeutic pot smoking is allowed...
