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Lawmakers Hear Theories On COVID-19 Origins In U.S. House Hearing
WASHINGTON — Both parties determined the origins could help prepare the U.S. and other countries to fare better during the next pandemic.
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Trump ‘White House In Waiting' Helped Develop Ohio Voting Bill Touted As Model For States
Election administrators and some voter advocates say the new bill could increase transparency and confidence in elections.
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State Lawmakers, Lobbyists Among Top Donors In Denver Mayor's Race
Candidates in the 17-way contest to succeed three-term Mayor Michael Hancock filed another round of campaign finance disclosures this week.
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National Ban On Transgender Athletes In Girls' Sports Passed By U.S. House Panel
WASHINGTON – The bill, H.R. 734, would block transgender girls from competing in school sports consistent with their gender identity.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Unveils Initiatives Aimed At Small And Midsized Operations
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Monday announced new steps the Department of Agriculture is taking to recenter U.S. agricultur ...
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Proposal For Firearm-Sale Waiting Period Advances Through Colorado House Committee
House Bill 23-1219 now heads to the full House to consider.
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Economist Warns That ‘Heightened Dysfunction' In Congress Raises Risk Of Debt Default
WASHINGTON — They cautioned that simply because lawmakers successfully brokered deals before doesn’t mean they will be able to this year.
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U.S. Senate Panel Probes How Crypto Mining Increases Energy Consumption
WASHINGTON — The so-called mining for digital assets, or cryptocurrency, consumes as much electricity as some entire nations.
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Colorado's Public Utility Model Questioned In First Committee Meeting On Rising Rates
At the meeting, lawmakers looked into the forces behind increasing utility costs in the state and developing a plan to address the issue.
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As COVID Protections End, Patients Classified As ‘Medically Needy' Fear New Barriers To Care
In order to receive Medicaid benefits, beneficiaries must recertify every year that they actually qualify, by income criteria, for example.
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This International Women's Day, U.S. Anti-Abortion Laws Violate Human Rights, Groups Say
“Eight months on from this catastrophic legal decision, it is now apparent that the consequences are even worse than feared,” states letter.
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Idaho College Censors Portions Of Art Exhibit For Discussing Abortion
Artists say their First Amendment rights were violated after the college censored parts of the show related to abortion.
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Colorado House Committee Votes Down Fair Workweek Bill
The House Committee declined to move forward with a bill that would have protected workers' right to what sponsors call a “fair workweek.”
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Wind And Whales: ‘No Evidence' Links Projects To Deaths
The U.S. offshore wind power industry is in its infancy, with just a handful of turbines installed along the Atlantic coast.
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Wyoming Legislature Passes Bills To Ban Medication Abortion And Exempt Abortion As Health Care
Wyoming legislators approved two bills on abortion, including a ban on medication abortion and a bill stating abortion is not health care.
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Rep. Crow Supports New Military Policies Protecting Access To Abortion
Crow praised the Department of Defense's decision to ensure service members have access to reproductive health care including abortion.
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‘My World Is On Fire': Denver Students Organize March In Support Of Reproductive Rights
Dozens of high school students and supporters marched around Colorado state Capitol and Civic Center Park to fight for reproductive rights.
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Colorado Lawmakers Seek Suspension Of Utah Oil Train Project
A Norfolk Southern freight train derailed on Feb. 3 in East Palestine, leading to the toxic release of vinyl chloride.
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Kevin McCarney Joins Colorado GOP Chair Race With Days To Go Before Election
Kevin McCarney, former chair of the Republican Party of Mesa County, announced his candidacy for chair of the Colorado Republican Party.
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Colorado Bill Would Ban Sale, Transfer Of Assault Weapons
Two Democratic Colorado lawmakers introduced a long-awaited bill that would ban the sale and transfer of assault weapons in the state.