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Former House Candidate Aadland Launches Bid For Colorado GOP Chair
Another prominent election conspiracy theorist has joined the race to be the next leader of the Colorado Republican Party.
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Non-Border Cities Like Denver Should Make Migrant Aid Routine Priority, Advocates Say
Immigration nonprofits in other cities have made supporting newly transplanted migrants part of their everyday operations.
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With No Republican Condemnation Of Violence Against Abortion Facilities, House Democrats Respond
The Republican-led resolution passed the House Wednesday in a 222-209 vote.
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Former Colorado Public Defender, Sentenced In Revenge Porn Case, Faces Attorney Discipline
"Christopher Melichar was a state public defender at the time he is alleged to have engaged in professional misconduct."
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U.S. Attorney General Names Special Counsel For Classified Docs Found In Biden's Garage
WASHINGTON — The files have been turned over to the U.S. Justice Department, which opened a special counsel investigation into the matter.
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States That Limit Business With Banks That Boycott Fossil Fuels Could Pay High Cost, Study Says
Researchers looked specifically at the possible effects on Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and West Virginia.
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Tribal Leaders Stress Education, Water Issues In First-Of-Its-Kind Address To Colorado Lawmakers
“The Ute people have been here since time immemorial,” Chairman Manuel Heart of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe said.
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U.S. House Republicans Push Through Two Anti-Abortion Measures In First Work Week
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House on Wednesday approved its first abortion-related measures under a new Republican majority.
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U.S. House Passes Legislation Barring Sales Of Strategic Reserve Oil To China
The bill passed will prohibit the Energy Department from selling the nation’s stockpile of crude oil to China or affiliated entities.
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New Climate Bill Targets Net-Zero Emissions In Colorado By 2050
Senate Bill 23-16 includes a variety of measures aimed at reducing emissions and supporting the clean-energy transition.
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U.S. House Republicans Roll Out A Slew Of New Committee Chairs To Steer Agenda
WASHINGTON — House Republicans chose the leaders who will set the course for bills and issues for the new majority in the 118th Congress.
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Conservative Activist Aaron Wood Enters Race For Colorado State GOP Chair
The current chair, Kristi Burton Brown, announced last month she would not seek a second term.
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Here's A Look At The First Legislation Of 2023 Colorado Legislative Session
Members introduced the first bills of the year, offering a hint of Democratic priorities.
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U.S. House GOP Plan Calls For Federal Spending Cuts, Conditions On Debt Limit Increase
WASHINGTON — Democrats slammed the agreement as potentially leading to a partial government shutdown, an economic crisis or both.
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Jared Polis Sworn In For Second Term As Colorado Governor
In his inaugural address, Polis thanked Colorado voters for affirming that democracy is worth voting for by reelecting him to a second term.
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New Federal Student Loan Repayment Plan Aimed At Low-Income Borrowers
WASHINGTON — However, it’s unclear how the agency would be able to finance the program.
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Colorado General Assembly Back In Business For 2023 Session
Democrats prepare to legislate with a wide majority and Republicans learn to navigate the reality of diminished power in the state Capitol.
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Colorado State Rep. Tracey Bernett Resigns Amid Felony Charges
Bernett faces felony charges that stem from an accusation that she lied about her residence in order to run in a more favorable district.
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U.S. House GOP Backs Rules Plan Without Disclosing Deals Made With Hard-Right Members
WASHINGTON — Several concessions Speaker McCarthy made with more conservative Republican Party members to secure the gavel weren’t included.
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More Orthopedic Physicians Sell Out To Private Equity Firms, Raising Alarms About Costs And Quality
This story originally appeared at KHN.