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Top Climate Scientists Urge Clinton to Fully Consider Keystone XL’s Impact...
Ten of the nation’s top climate scientists released a letter to...
Obama signs executive order restating policy to bar federal funds for...
WASHINGTON — With little fanfare, President Barack Obama...
U.S. Court of Appeals Upholds Obama Administration’s Strict EPA Fuel Standards
Court rules Obama administration can limit greenhouse gas emissions and set fuel efficiency standards Automakers are torn when it...
Apple, Samsung own 95 percent of all mobile phone profits
Apple and Samsung together hoovered up more than 95 percent of mobile phone profits last quarter, leaving little left for other players, says Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Walkley...
City funding available for youth projects
The City of Boulder Youth Opportunities Program is offering grant funds to support cultural, recreational or educational opportunities in the state for Boulder resident middle- or high-school-age youth...
FCC decision on network neutrality overturned by U.S. appeals court
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court on Tuesday overturned a Federal Communications Commission ruling that forced cable giant Comcast Corp. to give equal treatment to all Internet traffic flowing through its network...
Police investigate attempted sex assault
The Boulder Police Department is investigating an attempted...
China imposes new rules for personal Web sites
BEIJING — In a move that will give the government new powers to police the Internet, China...
Tax cuts will pass despite Democratic uprising, Obama advisor says
WASHINGTON — The $858 billion package of tax cuts and jobless benefits that President Barack Obama and Republican leaders crafted will pass Congress without major changes despite a revolt among House Democrats, a top administration adviser said Sunday...
Federal officials begin major crackdown on Calif. marijuana operations
LOS ANGELES — Federal prosecutors on Friday launched a...
CU instrument to help forecast space weather
A $32 million University of Colorado at Boulder instrument package that was scheduled for launch this week by NASA could help scientists better understand the violent effects the sun can have on space weather, which affect satellites, power grids, ground ...
