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Of all the groundbreaking, boundary-pushing stories that former Editor Pamela White wrote during her 10 years at the Weekly, she seems to speak with special fondness for the series she did on the history of AIDS in Boulder County...

Recognizing the year’s worst in government transparency

WASHINGTON — Most economists agree the nation's deep...

President Barack Obama's inauguration speech this week was a sign that he's taking a firm stand. It was less about collaboration and compromise and more about a definite liberal vision for the U.S., particularly in the areas of gay rights and global warming...

LOS ANGELES — Dish Network Corp. and its former EchoStar division agreed to pay TiVo Inc. $500 million to settle a long-running patent dispute involving digital video recorder technology...

CWA now onlineThe University of Colorado at Boulder’s Conference on World Affairs (CWA) and the Archives at the University Libraries have launched a new website dedicated to the preservation and accessibility of the CWA’s historic archives. Since 1959, many of the ...

National Democrats are banking on a long-shot strategy to shield President Barack Obama from an expected onslaught of outside GOP spending in the 2012 election: nuking the messengers...

The seven Colorado River Basin states missed a Jan. 31 federal deadline to come up with a plan to reduce their use of the...

Microsoft wants consumers to really get its pitch that Windows Phones...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The good news for bank customers this summer is that new federal rules should cut down on unexpected overdraft fees...

Mitt Romney's nomination acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention was light on foreign policy discussion, to say the least. And what he did say wasn't the paragon of accuracy, either...

Twenty-five years ago, a group of retired teachers decided to do something about the racial discrimination and bullying they saw in their classrooms. So...