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A Year After Jan. 6, Attack On The U.S. Capitol Lives On In Hundreds Of Court Cases
On Jan. 6, 2021, four right-wing Proud Boys' affiliates gathered at the U.S. Capitol, along with thousands urged on by then-president Trump.
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Abortion Would Be A Fundamental Right In Colorado Under Proposed Bill
Coloradans would have a fundamental right to get an abortion under a bill that General Assembly Democrats introduced on Thursday.
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Colorado Group To File School ‘Transparency' Ballot Measure Linked To National Anti-Equity Campaigns
School districts to be required to publish lists of educational materials online plan to launch similar effort through 2022 ballot measure.
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Two Years After COVID's Arrival, Colorado In ‘Best Position,' Officials Say
As Colorado prepares to enter an endemic COVID-19 phase, state health officials are ready to scale up existing safeguards in case of surge.
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Biden's State Of The Union Address
Following is the text of the State of the Union address delivered by President Joe Biden on March 1, 2022, at the U.S. Capitol.
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Juneteenth Would Become Official Colorado Holiday Under Proposed Law
Last year, President Joe Biden signed legislation to make June 19 — or Juneteenth, a day long celebrated by African American communities.
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Colorado Republicans Kick Off Midterm Election Cycle At Precinct Caucuses
Across Colorado on Tuesday night, Republican voters took part in one of the first steps in the democratic process: precinct-level caucuses.
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Why Colorado Drillers Are Unlikely To Pump More Oil Amid Russia-Ukraine Crisis
PDC Energy held a conference call with investors to tout its latest acquisition and lay out its financial and operational plans for 2022.
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Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson Meets With Top Members Of U.S. Senate
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court nominee began the arduous Senate confirmation process, meeting on Capitol Hill with four key senators.
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Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters Cited For Contempt Of Court For Recording Hearing, Lying About It
Peters cited for contempt of court following investigation into whether she recorded a court proceeding against the rules and lied about it.
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White House Wants $10 Billion For Ukraine Aid, $22.5 Billion For More COVID Help
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration asks Congress to provide $10 billion in assistance to Ukraine and $22.5 billion in COVID-19 funding.
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New Mexico's Luján Back And Voting In The U.S. Senate After Recovery From Stroke
U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján returned to work in Washington, D.C., Thursday after more than a month in his home state recovering from a stroke.
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U.S. Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson Meets With Sasse, Klobuchar, Leahy
WASHINGTON — The meetings are especially important as President Joe Biden and Democrats look for a bipartisan confirmation vote.
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Biden In State Of The Union Urges ‘Unmistakable' Support For Democracy In Ukraine
President Joe Biden used State of the Union to condemn Putin for starting an "unprovoked" war.
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Colorado Oil And Gas Regulators Approve ‘Strongest In The Nation' Financial Rules
Colorado regulators approved a sweeping set of new financial requirements for oil and gas companies that operate within the state.
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Republicans John Eastman, Rep. Hanks Lead Lawsuit To Block Unaffiliated Voters From Participating In Primary
Republican group filed federal lawsuit against Democratic Secretary of State, seeking to prevent voters from participating in June primary.
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U.S. Should Prepare For ‘Long Game' On Ukraine Aid And Sanctions, Rep. Crow Says
Prepare to provide military and humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian people, maintain aggressive economic sanctions on Vladimir Putin’s regime.
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‘Side Show At A Carnival': Colorado Lawmakers React To Boebert's State Of The Union Outburst
Boebert interrupted Biden during State of the Union, when he was speaking about his deceased son, to blame him for service members' deaths.
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White House Builds On Russia Sanctions, OKs More Military Aid For Ukraine
Tensions between the Biden administration and Russian leaders ratcheted up yet again as Russia continued its unrelenting assault on Ukraine.
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Billions In U.S. Aid For Ukraine Eyed In Struggle Against Russian Invasion
WASHINGTON — Congress works quickly to determine how much military and humanitarian aid to send to Ukraine as war continues to claim lives.