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U.S. Senate Approves Stopgap Spending Bill With Disaster Relief, Heating Aid
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden said Thursday that given ongoing natural disasters, "more funding may be needed later this year."
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Gov. Polis Urges Holocaust Remembrance At Babi Yar Massacre Commemoration
The Mizel Museum hosted its annual commemoration to honor the 81st anniversary of the massacre at Babi Yar Ravine.
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Federal Prisons ‘Riddled With Mismanagement' Probed By U.S. Senate Panel
WASHINGTON — “The Bureau (of Prisons) has been riddled with mismanagement and, sadly, with scandal,” said the chair of the committee.
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Book Ban Efforts In Colorado See Little Success Amid National Uptick
While efforts to ban books in certain genres have increased across the country as of late, Colorado has also seen a few book-ban efforts.
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Environmental Groups Urge Colorado To Take ‘Once-In-A-Generation' Shot At Clean Energy Spending
In a letter sent to hundreds of elected officials, organizations urged leaders to use the new funding under the Inflation Reduction Act.
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Congressional GOP Candidate Aadland Foresees ‘Corruption' Investigations, He Tells Forum Audience
To Republican congressional candidate Erik Aadland, progressive policies “always fail” and “always cause more suffering."
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Judicial Discipline Committee Advances Two Reform Bills To Full Colorado Legislature
The two measures that the committee unanimously approved after amendments will originate in the state House.
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Another Income Tax Cut Appears On The Ballot As Colorado Conservative Groups Chart A ‘Path To Zero'
For the second time in two years, Colorado voters will decide in November whether to approve a cut in the state’s income tax rate.
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These Colorado Lawmakers Seeking Reelection Have Faced Post-Redistricting Residency Questions
True residency of third state legislator called into question as lawmakers seek reelection following once-a-decade redistricting process.
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Stopgap Spending Bill Advances In U.S. Senate After Manchin Pulls His Energy Plan
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate advanced a catchall spending package Tuesday that would provide billions to aid Ukraine's war effort.
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Key U.S. Senate Panel Advances Bill Aimed At Preventing Another Jan. 6
WASHINGTON — The bill passed on nearly a unanimous vote, 14-1. The only senator present to vote against it was Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican.
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Republicans In Congress Say They'd Keep Federal Abortion Funding In Cases Of Rape, Incest
WASHINGTON — The Hyde Amendment, which is folded into spending bills, is less stringent than new or planned abortion bans in GOP-led states.
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With A Fortune Built On Government Contracts, O'Dea Crusades Against ‘Reckless' Spending
"...Reckless and wasteful federal spending is the reason working Americans are struggling to afford their grocery and utility bills."
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Mike Lindell Says Tina Peters ‘Misconstrued' His Ties To Impersonation Figure
Tina Peters said that Mesa County resident Gerald Wood was a knowing participant in a plan to allow another person to use his identity.
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Manchin Seeks Bipartisan ‘Sweet Spot' For A New Try At His Energy Permitting Bill
WASHINGTON — U.S. senators from both parties said Wednesday they hope to negotiate an energy permitting reform bill yet this year.
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Gov. Jared Polis, Heidi Ganahl Meet In First Colorado Gubernatorial Debate
The debate at Colorado State University Pueblo was hosted by Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce; moderated by Action 22 CEO Sara Blackhurst.
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Former San Luis Valley District Attorney Disbarred Following Misconduct
The former San Luis Valley district attorney resigned in July after the after the state found Victim Rights Act violations in his office.
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Contribution Limits For Colorado School Board Candidates Implemented
The Colorado secretary of state's office Friday adopted new rule revisions changing contribution limits for school board candidates.
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Lamborn, Neguse Introduce Bill That Would Increase Fentanyl Education In Schools
The bill allows Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funding passed in COVID-19 relief packages for fentanyl education.
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Una Ley Nueva Expande El Umbral Para Proporcionar Servicios De Boletas Multilingües En Colorado
Este artículo es parte de un proyecto que se llama Democracy Day (Día de la Democracia).