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Three Anti-Abortion Bills Backed By Republicans Fail In Colorado Legislative Committee
One of the bills would have abolished abortion altogether.
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U.S. Likely To Default On Debt Between July And September Unless Congress Acts, CBO Says
WASHINGTON — Congress has until at least July to broker a bipartisan debt agreement if lawmakers want to avoid a first-ever default.
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Funding Needed To Curb Fentanyl Smuggling At Ports Of Entry, Administration Officials Say
WASHINGTON — They also said the U.S. needs to keep pressure on China due to its role in the sale of chemicals used to make fentanyl.
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Ethanol Touted At U.S. Senate Hearing For Possible National Clean Fuels Standard
U.S. doesn’t have a national clean fuels standard, though Environment and Public Works Committee senators hinted one may be in the works.
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Across The Country, A Big Backlash To New Renewables Is Mounting
BUCYRUS, Ohio — In four terms as county elected official in northern Ohio, it was the most contentious issue Doug Weisenauer had ever seen.
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More Than 4 In 5 Western Voters Support 30×30 Conservation Plan, Poll Finds
There’s no sign that people in Colorado and other Western states are backing off their long-held support for conservation of public lands.
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Conservative Program Meets Inclusive Standards In This Colorado School District
One school district intends to use conservative American Birthright standards, while meeting the state’s new history and civics standards.
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Biden Meets With Governors, Urges Them To Implement Laws Allocating Billions To States
WASHINGTON — “I know it’s a problem having to deal with all the money we’re sending you. I understand that,” Biden said half-jokingly.
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IRS Decides Not To Tax Colorado's 2022 TABOR Refunds
The IRS decided Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights refunds are not subject to the federal income tax and don't need to be claimed.
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This Is What $2.2M Can Do For The Largest Latino Nonprofit Of Its Kind In Colorado
Organization leaders thanked Bennet for how the federal funding he helped secure has helped Servicios de la Raza's nonprofit services.
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Fossil Fuel Drilling Threatens Air And Wildlife In National Parks, Advocacy Group Finds
WASHINGTON — A “massive” methane cloud forming over Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico.
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Attorneys General From 23 GOP-Led States Back Suit Seeking To Block Abortion Pill
WASHINGTON — After two decades, this would be eliminating the option, even in states where abortion access remains legal.
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Suspect Science And Claims At Center Of Abortion-Pill Lawsuit
Many of the doctors who brought this case are with the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Advocacy Groups Ask FTC To Expand Biden Administration Efforts To Rein In Junk Fees
Biden did not mention the fees faced by prisoners and their families, but several think tanks and advocacy organizations want them tackled.
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Midwestern, Western States In Spotlight After Mystery Flying Objects Shot Down By Military
WASHINGTON — Over three days, three types of airborne crafts that the Pentagon has not specifically described, were shot down.
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Counties Could Further Regulate Where People Can Shoot Guns Under Colorado Bill
House Bill 23-1165 would lift a state preemption that prevents a county from limiting firearm discharge in unincorporated areas.
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Drug Contaminations In Colorado Libraries Reflect Worsening Addiction Problems
At first, just one library closed its doors after test results confirmed traces of methamphetamine contamination in bathrooms.
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Democrat Adam Frisch Announces Another Challenge To Rep. Lauren Boebert
Adam Frisch confirmed Tuesday that he will challenge Boebert again in 2024.
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Attorneys General From Democratic-Led States Urge Judge To Keep Abortion Pill Legal
WASHINGTON — Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. U.S. Food and Drug Administration, will likely bring even more attention to a lawsuit.
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One Missile Fired At Mystery Flying Object Wound Up In Lake Huron, Officials Say
WASHINGTON — Officials said Monday they believe the debris from the object crashed into Canadian waters.