Opinion

The progressive alternative to Obamacare

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Colorado can become a national policy leader on health care reform just as it has with marijuana, argues T.R. Reid, board chair of the Colorado Foundation for Universal Health Care...

A modest proposal to begin updating our national symbols

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Symbols matter. That’s why the time has come to replace the tired old bald eagle on the great seal of the United States and in other patriotic venues with a critter more in keeping with the lifestyle, values and morals of 21st-century America: The rat...

Letters: 1/7/16 issue

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Let there be peace On Oct. 7, 2001, the United States began an attack on Afghanistan. It was billed as the “global war on terrorism.” Is...

Letters | Let Valmont series unfold

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Clarification: A Feb. 2 story, “Valmont cemetery families say city in danger of digging up human remains,” said Western Disposal has a hazardous materials processing site to the west of the city of Boulder’s Valmont Butte property. The county’s hazardous materials ...

Cain’s manager inhales

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A lot of politicos, left and right, seem mystified by an ad produced by Herman Cain, the former pizza CEO who — to their amazement and bemusement — is leading in most of the recent polls for the Republican nomination for president...

Misdemeanors for the rich

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Here’s a crime drama, tragedy and farce — all in one play...

Letters | Oil wells vs. subdivisions

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Correction: A June 21 story, “Heating up alternative energy,” should have said that to qualify for the new Elevations Credit Union loan program, buildings must have achieved a 15 percent energy “saving,” not “rating.” In addition, any customer can participate in the ...

Listen to the weeds

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Rather than finding ways to cooperate with the natural world, America’s agribusiness giants reach for the next quick fix in a futile effort to overpower nature. Their attitude is that if brute force isn’t working, they’re probably not using enough of it...

Punishing poverty, subsidizing billionaires

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In this season of the fall harvest, Congress is proving once again that it is a very poor gardener — it keeps watering the weeds and pulling the flowers. A conference committee is presently meeting to hash out a new, five-year farm bill, and what a hash they’re ...

Citigroup becomes its own self-serving lawmaker

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Perhaps you recall from high school civics class that neat flow chart showing the beautiful democratic process for passing a law through Congress...

Letters | Tucson shooting

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Tucson shooting...