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The race for the GOP nomination appears all but sewn up for Mitt...

Time and again, Boulder Weekly has brought images to readers that will illustrate a point that can be tough to understand as a simple concept, and in few places has this proved more wise a choice than in the coverage of hydraulic fracturing. One map says it all: a ...

PHILADELPHIA — It is perhaps telling that Joseph Majdan waited until he was thin to vent his frustration at fellow doctors who made his life miserable when he was fat...

There was an effort by half of the state’s Water Resources Review Committee last week to approve two bills that would have taken the permitting process for new dams and reservoirs away from federal and state regulatory agencies like the Environmental Protection ...

Ask the 242 House Republicans what kind of health policy they’d like...

At the hearing called by Boulder County Commissioners on Monday, Nov. 10 in Longmont, public support for a further extension of the county’s moratorium on fracking was relentless, with most commenters requesting at least a three-and-a-half-year extension. Boulder ...

While Japan is now trying to run its economy without nuclear...

CHICAGO — Like many others watching the Super Bowl on Sunday, Lazaro Fuentes perked up when he saw images of Tibet on his TV screen, accompanied by narration about the region's human rights abuses under China communist rule...

In theory, it’s logical to assume that controlling predators by reducing their numbers in the wild would allow the numbers of prey species like...

When Sophie Feder Rosenberg was supposed to start walking, at around 18 months old, she didn’t want to. It seemed like she was in...

Google has incorporated a neat face blurring feature into YouTube in...

While incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet edged challenger Andrew...