White House border czar Tom Homan said the Trump administration has uncovered who was behind a leak that sabotaged what was supposed to be a significant raid by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement targeting Tren de Aragua gang members in Aurora, Colorado.
‘We know who leaked’ Aurora ICE raid to Tren de Aragua, Border Czar Tom Homan says Read More »
The U.S. Army is breaking with its own fitness standards on body fat percentage to gain more recruits, a report from the Department of Defense (DOD) Inspector General found Feb. 18.
U.S. Army allowed 1,181 recruits who didn’t meet standards to train Read More »
An American Airlines flight was forced to abort its landing at Washington DC’s Ronald Reagan National Airport to avoid a plane taking off on the same runway — less than a month after a midair collision killed 67 people near the same airport.
Federal employees within the intelligence community are under investigation for allegedly misusing an internal agency messaging board to dish on their sexual fantasies under the guise of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), officials say.
NSA investigates ‘secret sex chats’ under guise of DEI on internal agency message board Read More »
West Springs Hospital in Grand Junction will cease its in-patient operations after March 10, the medical center announced on Facebook Monday. Outpatient services at Mind Springs Health will remain open.
Western Colorado’s only psychiatric hospital to close Read More »
An America without any cents would make a lot of sense, according to some who work in the monetary sector.
Do pennies still make sense? Experts give their two cents Read More »
A swing for the fence by Republican Rep. Ron Weinberg to affirm the Second Amendment rights of Coloradans in law was killed this week in committee, but even Mickey Mantle struck out once in every five at-bats.
In his William B. Travis moment Wednesday, Senate Minority Leader Paul Lundeen symbolically drew a line in the sand and asked members of both legislative chambers to join him in a cessation of out-of-control spending.
A measure to restrict state-issued licensing of liquor-licensed drugstores to the 36 which already have one has been passed out of the Colorado Senate and is on its way to the House.
SB 33 is protectionist measure favoring liquor stores over grocers, Sen. Liston says Read More »
While it only took 14 signatures to begin the recall process of three city council members, the whole town of Dillon is focused on the outcome and what it means for the future of the “sleeping giant” in Summit County.
Dillon recall effort centered around council members’ support of development plan Read More »
