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2026 will be a big Democratic year, unless President Trump avoids the ‘sixth-year’ jinx | Bob Loevy

Updated 3 hours ago

Here is analysis of which political party, the Democrats or the Republicans, will win the 2026 general elections for the U.S. Senate and the U.S....

The fight against online child exploitation

Updated 1 day ago

I remember staying up into the early hours of the morning, waiting anxiously for my husband to come back from undercover work in Southeast Asia....

Enrollment nosedive makes case for school choice | Jimmy Sengenberger

Updated 1 day ago

Since the pandemic, my columns have chronicled a steady downward trend in K-12 enrollment. Now, fresh data from the Colorado Department of Education confirms it’s...

EDITORIAL: ‘Flock’ cams crucial to Colorado’s crime fight

Updated 1 day ago

The wins keep coming, across Colorado, for the cutting-edge law enforcement mechanism that perhaps ranks only behind the determination and discipline of our law officers...

A credibility crisis for Aurora’s public safety chair

Updated 2 days ago

EDITORIAL: Left in the dark, Golden pushes back

Updated 2 days ago

EDITORIAL: Say it, Governor: Colorado is a sanctuary state

Updated 3 days ago

Aurora must catch up on sales-tax revenue

Updated 3 days ago

EDITORIAL: Drinking, driving don’t mix; not for politicians, either

Updated 4 days ago

Political hubris drives tone-deaf pols | Jimmy Sengenberger

Updated 4 days ago

EDITORIAL: Dispelling illusions about homelessness

Updated 5 days ago

New initiative threatens to dissolve CPW

Updated 5 days ago

PERSPECTIVE: They’re trying — again — to take away our TABOR

Updated 6 days ago

French Revolution comes to Colorado Democrats | Jon Caldara

Updated 6 days ago

EDITORIAL: Polis is right to keep the ‘labor peace’

Updated 6 days ago

The legislative session opened only days ago, yet Colorado’s ruling Democrats have wasted no time reintroducing a destructive labor bill that Gov. Jared Polis vetoed...

GUEST OPINION: Court saw through attack on stoves, science

Updated 6 days ago

When the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) filed a federal lawsuit last year challenging Colorado’s new gas stove labeling law, it exposed a troubling...

Colorado oilmen may play key role in Trump’s Venezuelan oil takeover plan

Updated 1 week ago

When President Donald Trump summoned oil executives to the White House recently to push for major investment in Venezuela, an interesting sprinkling of smaller independent...

A partisan potshot at the CU regents | Jimmy Sengenberger

Updated 1 week ago

At the University of Colorado, “bipartisanship” just became a four-letter word. Six months after being appointed to CU’s Board of Regents in Dec. 2021 by...

EDITORIAL: Oblivious to a crisis of their own making

Updated 1 week ago

A theater of the absurd at Aurora City Hall

Updated 1 week ago

It’s time to restore the military-industrial complex | Mike Rosen

Updated 1 week ago

GUEST COLUMN: When Colorado schools dump unions, they excel

Updated 1 week ago

EDITORIAL: Celebrate Denver’s record-setting stock show

Updated 1 week ago

Address the roots of Colorado’s affordability woes

Updated 1 week ago

EDITORIAL: Don’t confuse protest with obstruction of justice

Updated 1 week ago

A ‘defensible ’clemency for Tina Peters? | Jimmy Sengenberger

Updated 2 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: The toll of Colorado’s ‘santuario’ status

Updated 2 weeks ago

Unsolicited advice to both Republicans and Democrats | Sondermann

Updated 2 weeks ago

Ag industry needs real-world solutions

Updated 2 weeks ago

The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 sets federal standards for employees including minimum wage, child labor, and overtime. Agricultural workers have been largely exempt...

Trump joins the assault on rural Colorado

Updated 2 weeks ago

Ruling Colorado Democrats have assaulted rural Colorado for the past seven years under Gov. Jared Polis and the Democratic Socialists who drive their massive legislative...