Police disperse protesters
Protesters could be seen running away, as police sirens blared following a confrontation between officers and protesters during a “No Kings” rally in Denver on June 14, 2025.
Gov. Polis unveils plan aimed at cutting Colorado home insurance costs by up to $800 a year
Marissa Ventrelli
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Updated 1 hour ago
Gov. Jared Polis and Division of Insurance Commissioner Mike Conway unveiled a “roadmap” on Thursday that they say will save the average Coloradan $800 a year on homeowner’s insurance. Colorado has some of the highest homeowners’ insurance rates in the...
Federal judge allows disabled woman’s lawsuit to proceed against Elbert County sheriff
Michael Karlik
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Updated 2 hours ago
A federal judge rejected the Elbert County Sheriff’s Office’s attempt to dismiss a disability rights lawsuit against it on Tuesday, in which the plaintiff alleges she sustained further injuries after being forced to walk home 8.8 miles from the jail...
Vance ranks as less unfavorable than Trump in new poll showing both parties unpopularity
Claire Carter, Washington Examiner
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Updated 48 minutes ago
Vice President JD Vance received a more positive assessment than President Donald Trump in a recent Cook Political Report poll, while both parties were still ranked as unpopular among voters. The poll, conducted by CPR in collaboration with New River...
DOJ drops investigation into Jerome Powell, clearing way for Trump Fed pick Kevin Warsh
Zach Halaschak, Washington Examiner
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Updated 22 minutes ago
The Justice Department has dropped its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, clearing the way for President Donald Trump’s pick to replace him to be confirmed by the Senate. The DOJ announced on Friday that it was ending...
Colorado Springs family released from Texas ICE facility following judge’s order
Nick Smith
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Updated 3 hours ago
Nearly a year after an antisemitic attack in Boulder, a federal judge ordered Thursday that the suspect’s Colorado Springs-area family immediately be released from a Texas immigration detention center. Hayam El Gamal and her five children, Egyptian nationals, were taken...
Trump calls for Congress to amend hemp ban after marijuana reclassification
Molly Parks, Washington Examiner
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Updated 27 minutes ago
President Donald Trump called on Congress Thursday to take action to repeal and reform the impending hemp ban that would wipe out nearly all hemp-derived CBD products on the market. “I am calling on Congress to update the Law to...
Markwayne Mullin wades into House-Senate fight over DHS funding
David Sivak, Washington Examiner
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Updated 30 minutes ago
Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin is jumping back into the thick of GOP infighting on Capitol Hill as he tries to speed up funding for the embattled agency he took over in the middle of a partial government shutdown....
Looking for human opportunity in an AI world
Nick Thomas, Washington Examiner
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Updated 33 minutes ago
Artificial intelligence could be the end of the jobs world as we know it. Or conversely, it could herald a new era of innovation and job creation. The longer-term future of AI and its effects on the world of work...
Biden Cabinet members seeking high office tout records while working for unpopular president
David Mark, Washington Examiner
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Updated 36 minutes ago
Former President Joe Biden isn’t exactly a beloved figure among Democratic Party members these days. Many blame him for the return of President Donald Trump to the White House in 2024, after beating the Republican incumbent four years earlier. The...
Colorado taxpayers would lose thousands in TABOR refunds under Democrats’ proposed ballot measure
Marianne Goodland
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Updated 17 hours ago
A nonpartisan analysis of a proposed ballot measure that seeks to increase public education spending by tapping Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights refunds shows that about 75% of what would otherwise go to Colorado residents wouldn’t actually go to K-12 schools....