Opinion

In 2019, The New York Times published The 1619 Project, a collection of essays, short stories, and poems intended to revisit United States’ history...

The common theme that ran through the testimony of the 30 people who spoke in favor of Boulder’s proposed assault rifle ban last week...

Danish misses point...

The undisputed king of taxpayer scammers is Amazon — but a hardy band of New York commoners is delivering an old-line message to the...

If you think that none of today’s presidential candidates care about people like you, check out Republican Scott Walker...

Ding, dong. The snake is dead...

Join the March for Unity on August 25 A recent annual report claims that hate crimes in Colorado nearly doubled in 2018 to 185 reported...

I don’t think so, but Cargill Inc. is doing its damndest to get away with its version of the old admonition that eating your cake today means not having it tomorrow. Cargill, the $2.3 billion-a-year food conglomerate, is a huge producer and user of food ingredients ...

Whistleblower’s lament (Re: “City to spend $4 million cleaning up teahouse property,” News, Dec. 19.) The City of Boulder’s June 2009 Water Quality Strategic Plan (“WQSP”) outlined actions to protect and preserve the quality of water in Boulder Creek. The WQSP was ...

Management needed on oil and gas After the Firestone explosion, the Mead tank-battery blowup, the truck fire on south I-25, ad nauseam, it should have...

Harber for Regent Have we ever had a candidate for CU Regent with the lifetime of community commitment Aaron Harber has demonstrated? Neither of his...

A letter to Joe Neguse I am writing to state my extreme disappointment and disgust with the Congressional Democrats, particularly its leadership, for doing little...