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Wal-Mart Has a Justice Department Probe on Its Hands
Well this sounds familiar: The New York Times publishes a damaging story...
(Un)civil discourse
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“This year’s election brought forth ugly tactics uncommon to Boulder,” read the prompt in the Daily...
Whistleblower John Kiriakou comes to Boulder
It all started with John Kiriakou getting punched in the face — sort of.
It was the late ’80s. Kiriakou (pronounced kir-ee-ah-koo) was 23 and working...
Obama names White House lawyer as U.S. emissary to Muslim world
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Saturday named White House lawyer Rashad Hussain a special envoy to the Muslim world...
Dyer succeeds White as Boulder Weekly editor
Joel Dyer has been named editor of Boulder Weekly, succeeding Pamela White...
How EPA helps big corporations greenwash
While I generally have nothing but praise for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), its Green Power Partnership...
You may soon be able to 3D print a brain scanner
For those not tremendously interested in the impacts that 3D printing may have on manufacturing, Wired is reporting that a team of developers are working on a 3D-printable brain scanner...
CU seeks re-accreditation
A team from the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools was visiting the University of Colorado at Boulder this week to conduct an evaluation that is done every 10 years to ensure the university’s continued accreditation...
Why Pat Robertson Wants to Legalize Marijuana
The other day, we got solid proof that the media is biased toward the...
News: #BoulderStrong resource center, oil and gas bill, and ACLU initiative
#BoulderStrong Resource Center moves, supports Arvada community too
On Saturday, June 19, the #BoulderStrong Resource Center opened in its permanent location to continue to support...
Supreme Court appears ready to make gun ownership a national right
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court justices, hearing a Second Amendment challenge to Chicago's...
NASA’s Kepler probe finds five strange new planets
SAN JOSE, Calif. — In what astronomers called an exciting step toward detecting Earth-like planets, a spacecraft operated by NASA's Ames Research Center...
