Boulder Co. Democratic vacancy committee to select successor to former Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis
A Boulder County Democratic vacancy committee will convene on March 18 to select a successor to former Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis of Longmont.
Pam Bondi says FBI lied to her about turning over all of the Epstein files
In a letter to FBI Director Kash Patel, Attorney General Pam Bondi accused the bureau of lying to her about turning over its files on millionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Pentagon says transgender troops are disqualified from service without an exemption
U.S. service members who are transgender or otherwise exhibit gender dysphoria are prohibited from military service unless they obtain an exemption, according to an internal Pentagon memo.
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Zelensky’s PR Problem: Americans are on Trump’s Side
American sentiment toward Ukraine and its president Volodymyr Zelensky continues to deteriorate. Since the end of the Biden administration, the financial burden with uncertain benefits have been souring American taxpayers on what was once a largely supported cause. The rhetoric between Trump and Zelensky has escalated, bringing out frustration in discussions about U.S. involvement.
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Trump confirms tariffs on Mexico, Canada will be implemented March 4
President Donald Trump on Thursday confirmed that tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico will indeed be implemented on March 4, as well as hitting China with an additional 10% tariff.
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Supreme Court sides with Trump in USAID funding dispute for now
The Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a lower court order that told the Trump administration to release nearly $2 billion in foreign aid payments by midnight on Wednesday in the dispute over its hold on U.S. Agency for International Development funds.
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USAID funneled $122 million to charities tied to designated terrorists, congressional testimony reveals
The now-shuttered U.S. Agency for International Development has funneled at least $122 million in approved grants to terror-tied aid charities, including an evangelical Christian group that in 2014 facilitated a $125,000 sub-grant to a Sudanese terrorist organization linked to al-Qaeda’s Osama bin Laden.
There’s an ‘outbreak’ of sick racoons in Arapahoe County, officials say
Arapahoe County Animal Services is warning locals to take precautions after seeing an increased number of sick raccoons in the area.
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It’s a packed field of candidates aiming to take a seat on Aurora City Council
Candidates are lining up quickly for five Aurora City Council seats that are up for election at the end of the year, with campaigns including those from a former Aurora councilmember, a former mayoral candidate and a current councilmember.
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Colorado Bureau of Investigation launches public dashboard to track rape kit backlog
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation announced Tuesday it would start publicly tracking its progress to address a rape kit backlog exacerbated by an investigation into one its former forensic scientists accused of mishandling DNA evidence.
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