Republican lawmakers demand answers from the Pentagon after military service members complained that they have not received enough absentee ballots to vote before Election Day.
The Pentagon fails to send absentee ballots to active military service members Read More »
Colorado is about to begin setting rules for companies seeking to pump carbon dioxide underground — a new technology that state leaders call necessary to reduce emissions but that business leaders warn won’t come to Colorado if regulations are too strict.
Regulators’ coming decisions could determine future of carbon capture in Colorado Read More »
The Jeffco school district is one of only a few large Colorado districts that isn’t asking residents to vote for additional local revenue this election.
Here’s why Jeffco schools didn’t ask for a tax increase from voters this year Read More »
Developers and deployers of artificial intelligence systems are begging a legislative task force to amend definitions and an “untenable” appeals process in Colorado’s AI law — and getting pushback from some groups who feel the law doesn’t regulate enough.
The saga of IRS whistleblowers, Supervisory Special Agent Gary Shapley and Special Agent Joseph Ziegler, remains in the news after all this time. On Friday, the Republican chairman of three House Committees–Rep. James Comer (R-KY) of Oversight and Accountability, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) Judiciary, and Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO) of Ways and Means–sent a letter to Karen Gorman, the Acting Principal Deputy Special Counsel of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, regarding alleged retaliation against IRS whistleblowers. Their letters comes in response to what the chairmen are referring to as a “stunning development,” as Shapley’s attorneys have come out with quite the update.
House Republicans Demand Answers on IRS Whistleblower Retaliation Read More »
A progressive group funded by anti-Trump billionaire Reid Hoffman and other Democratic heavyweights is behind a rash of misleading text messages stoking concerns about voter suppression across the country, a Washington Free Beacon investigation has found.
The Biden Administration is announcing the launch of a federal home energy rebate program in Colorado. It aims to help lower families’ utility bills.
Federal home energy rebate program aims to help lower family utility bills in Colorado Read More »
In recent months, we’ve been surrounded by a clamor of voices from entertainment, religion and politics. While some messages uplift and inspire, many can lead us astray.
Devotional: The power of words to transform and lift us up Read More »
Laurie Arnold, who lives in Colorado’s 6th U.S. House District, wonders why her current representative, Jason Crow, is spending his time, money and energy campaigning for Democrats in Georgia, North Carolina, Delaware and Pennsylvania, rather than the people in Colorado’s 6th District.
Absence of U.S. Rep. Jason Crow from 6th District during campaign has been noticed Read More »
In an unbelievable turn of events. It has been alleged by multiple sources, that a county employee, allegedly repeatedly hacked into a multitude of county computers, installed sophisticated “mirroring” software on them, and accessed via the spyware and possibly other methods (including flash drives) unknown amounts of confidential and extremely sensitive Custer County data (including emails). It is alleged that this has been going on for years! It is also reported that this employee allegedly accessed our supposedly protected Dominion voting machine!
