Opinion

A couple of weeks ago the price of natural gas dropped below $2 per thousand cubic feet, the lowest it has been in more than a decade before rebounding somewhat. For that, the 99 percent — the 99 percent of Boulder residents who heat their homes with natural gas, ...

Be careful what you wish for, because you might get it. Good and hard. Remember the sanctuary city movement, the strategy the Resistance (or the Democratic...

CU history incomplete Paul Danish’s recent feature article, “CU’s roots: Tales of the founders,” flounders . At the beginning of this article, Mr. Danish assumed...

Send not to know; For whom the road tolls; It tolls for thee...

Don’t buy COGA’s spin...

At 9:05 a.m. on July 31, the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) will be holding a public meeting at CU School of...

Bad news, anti-frackers. The hills are alive with the sound of fracking...

The START strategic arms reduction treaty that the U.S. Senate recently approved should never have been negotiated, much less ratified...

Wall Street is a bizarre place. It masquerades as a sober center of finance, but it operates as a wide-open bazaar of anythinggoes gambling games. Recently, the biggest casino player of them all, Goldman Sachs, made a bizarre effort to strike a sober public pose ...

Correction: Regarding last week’s food news , we would like to clarify that Civic Center EATS attracts 2,000-3,000 people per day, not 1,000 people...

According to a widespread urban legend, the Vietnam anti-war movement was mostly composed of privileged college kids and the war was most enthusiastically supported by blue collar workers. That’s the story perpetuated in countless TV shows, movies, press reports and ...

There are several problems with Congressman Jared Polis’ rationalization for his (and Senator Bennet’s) vote last week supporting fast track and by extension the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) [Boulder Weekly, June 18]. Fast track, curiously renamed “...