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Man arrested after standoff at Sea-Tac Airport; incident not thought terror-related
SEATTLE — Police at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport...
New York fracking regs on back burner, Cuomo says
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants everyone to relax...
Doctor Who Helped Capture Bin Laden Jailed for Treason
Pakistan-U.S. relations took another turn for the worse Wednesday...
Autism 101
There is no justification for killing your own child. Not autism. Not even the worst possible disease you can imagine...
Second term should be mandate for Obama
Now is the time, writes John Nichols for The Nation, for President Barack Obama to govern...
The state of hate
BW editor Joel Dyer is the author of Harvest of Rage: Why Oklahoma City is only the beginning. His work on the subject of domestic terrorism has been featured in Vanity Fair, New York Times Sunday Magazine, U.S. News & World Report, Utne Reader and Mother Jones. He ...
A return to legacy
It’s 8 a.m. at Central City’s newly reopened Bates Hunter Mine, the sun just peaking over the valley walls. It’s been over 70 years...
Downtown Boulder’s Lights of December Parade on Dec. 3
The 24th annual Lights of December Parade will hit downtown...
Twitter Rolls Out Targeted Tweets for Advertisers
Twitter today unveiled a new advertising tool that will let companies target their tweets at specific users...
When the grass isn’t greener
As state lawmakers handle homeowners associations’ addiction to green lawns, local governments and organizations are targeting turf outside the confines of HOAs through incentives...
Someone like me
Some may call Jeanette Vizguerra an advocate, a leader, a hero. Still others label her illegal. But she identifies herself as a mother — “A mother that loves her children so much and that is going to do anything that is needed to be with them always,” she says, via ...