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Fentanyl Prevention Is Focus Of New Congressional Caucus Co-Chaired By Colorado's Neguse
Democratic U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse is one of four federal representatives leading the new Bipartisan Fentanyl Prevention Caucus in Congress.
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Gun Waiting Period, Overdose Prevention Center Bills Advance Despite All-Night Republican Filibuster
Colorado lawmakers advanced two controversial bills in the House early Friday morning despite a Republican filibuster of more than 16 hours.
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U.S. House Votes To Roll Back Biden's WOTUS Rule
The U.S. House voted Thursday to undo a Biden administration definition of wetlands that allows for regulations on private lands.
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Californians Are Blamed For Colorado Politics. What's The Real Story?
A staple of Colorado folklore is the belief that Californians have migrated to the state and upended normal life.
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Immigrant Advocates In Colorado Call On Lawmakers To Update Registry Laws
DENVER, Colo. — Edna Chavez's journey to the U.S. began almost 1,200 miles away in Guatemala.
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Biden Says U.S. Bank Deposits Are Safe Despite Tumult Over California Bank Collapse
WASHINGTON — Americans “should feel confident that their deposits will be there, if and when they need them,” Biden said.
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EpiPens Would Cost Less Under Bill That Passes Colorado House
The Colorado House passed a bill Wednesday that would cap the cost of epinephrine auto-injector devices, or EpiPens, at $60 for a two-pack.
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‘Red Flag' Expansion Among Gun Bills That Advance To Colorado Senate Floor
Three bills aimed at slowing gun violence in Colorado made it through a committee on Wednesday following an all-day hearing at Legislature.
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Bills To Protect Abortion Rights, Out-Of-State Patients Announced By Colorado Democrats
Colorado Democrats will introduce three bills that would build upon last year's legislation that enshrines right to abortion into state law.
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Biden Budget Asks For 25% Tax On Billionaires, Boosts In Domestic And Defense Spending
WASHINGTON — Biden ready to meet with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to hash out federal spending as soon as House Republicans release budget.
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Progressive Agriculture Groups Rally For Land Access, Climate-Smart Policies In Farm Bill
WASHINGTON — Farmers and leaders from more than 20 progressive agricultural groups gathered this week to march on the U.S. Capitol.
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GOP Bill Mandating Federal Parents Bill Of Rights Passed By U.S. House Committee
WASHINGTON — House Committee on Education and Workforce approved the measure to empower parents to inspect books and teaching materials.
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Norfolk Southern CEO Apologizes For Ohio Crash, But Won't Back Bipartisan Rail Safety Bill
Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw pledged “to make this right,” though he resisted senators’ invitations to endorse policy specifics.
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Powell Signals Higher Interest Rates. Here's Why Friday's Jobs Report Will Affect Fed's Decision.
Powell said interest rate increases could be higher and come faster if Friday's unemployment data shows labor market isn’t cooling off.
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3 Years After Pandemic Emergency, Colorado Normalizes COVID Care
Colorado still has one remaining executive order in place to support the state’s efforts to mitigate COVID-19.
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Head Of Denver Airport Doesn't Need Waiver To Lead The FAA, Biden Administration Says
Federal law requires the FAA administrator to be a civilian and some Republicans would require a waiver from Congress to serve in the role.
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Congress Unanimously Votes To Require Declassified Information On COVID-19 Origins
WASHINGTON — The divided 118th Congress approved its first bill Friday.
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Drug Distribution On Social Media Discussed In First Report Of Its Kind From Colorado AG
Colorado AG Phil Weiser's office released state's first report detailing how internet and social media are used for illicit drug activity.
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Bipartisan Group Of Colorado Leaders Urge Biden To Keep Space Command In Colorado
Leaders in both political parties continue their push to keep the U.S. Space Command, sending another letter this week to President Biden.
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Former Trump Lawyer Jenna Ellis Censured In Colorado For False Election Claims
The public censure order was signed Wednesday by Presiding Disciplinary Judge Bryon M. Large, who oversees Colorado lawyer discipline cases.