Author: Thelma Grimes
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Colorado challenges Medicaid data transfer to ICE
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Colorado is joining a multi-state coalition in filing a lawsuit to challenge the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ decision to provide access to individual personal health data to the Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, the lawsuit seeks to…
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Taste of La Receta: Attendees will come hungry, leave inspired | NONPROFIT REGISTER
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MI CASA RESOURCE CENTER Denver News: Mi Casa Resource Center’s annual Taste of La Receta will feature foods from five countries prepared by chefs from 12 Denver-area culinary startups, and organizers advise guests to come hungry and savor “A success story in every bite.” La Receta is one of Mi Casa’s programs that prepare budding…
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Trump cabinet members push for state control, AI advancements and energy dominance
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Over two days, five members of the Trump cabinet addressed a range of issues, emphasizing the need for “energy dominance,” embracing artificial intelligence, removing federal regulatory barriers and empowering states to regain more control over their affairs. Featured speakers from the White House cabinet included U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, Department of the…
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Historical ties are celebrated at annual Flower Girl fete | NONPROFIT REGISTER
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CENTRAL CITY OPERA Wheat Ridge News: Just when it seems that the world is spinning at a breakneck pace, it’s nice to know that time can stand still – if only for a few hours – and traditions can be celebrated at an event that has been a Colorado tradition since 1932. The presentation of…
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U.S. agriculture secretary plans repeal of Clinton-era ‘Roadless’ rule
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SANTA FE, N.M. • The Trump administration on Monday announced it would repeal a Clinton-era rule on logging in order to improvement forest health and reduce wildfire risk. The repeal does not affect Colorado. In 1999, Colorado and Idaho received federal approval to be exempt from the policy. Gov. Jared Polis Polis confirmed with U.S. Department…
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Gov. Polis, Western governors voice worries over proposed sale of public lands
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SANTA FE, N.M. • Before scheduled sessions got underway at the annual Western Governors’ Association conference in Santa Fe on Monday, Democratic governors, including Colorado’s Jared Polis, emphasized their opposition to a federal proposal to sell some public lands, while Republican heads of state are more amenable to the idea. In its latest twist, the…
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US Secretary of Education McMahon, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis discuss education changes
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SANTA FE, N.M. • Colorado Gov. Jared Polis led a panel discussion with U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon on Monday, the opening day of the Western Governors’ Conference in Santa Fe. The keynote session focused on education changes under the Trump administration, where McMahon emphasized the need to reduce bureaucracy at the federal level and…
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Colorado Gov. Polis attends Western Governors’ Conference in Santa Fe
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With Colorado Gov. Jared Polis in attendance, the 2025 Western Governors’ Conference kicked off in Santa Fe on Monday, a two-day event that is expected to cover a variety of topics — from housing and healthcare to education and wildfire recovery. Comprised of 22 governors from the western-most states, Polis, who chaired the association in 2023,…
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Colorado law restricting “misgendering” and “deadnaming” faces second First Amendment challenge
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The Alliance Defending Freedom organization filed a lawsuit this week on behalf of a Colorado athletic company focused on standing up for women’s rights and being “truthful about the biological differences between men and women.” The lawsuit challenges Colorado’s House Bill 1312, which Gov. Jared Polis recently signed into law to amend the Colorado Antidiscrimination…
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Trump signs proposal to criminalize revenge porn, deepfakes
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President Donald Trump has signed into law a proposal from Congress to criminalize the creation and distribution of nonconsensual, explicit images generated by artificial intelligence, which U.S. John Hickenlooper of Colorado, a cosponsor, praised as a small but significant step toward regulating the new technology. These AI-generated images and videos, known as “deepfakes,” have become…

