politics
Colorado public option opponents accused of trying to “weaponize” doctors against health insurance proposal
PATH, an organization backed by Colorado hospitals, is encouraging medical professionals to speak out against the soon-to-come public health insurance option legislation
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Silverman: Let’s look at the Colorado lawyers at the center of the impeachment trial and Washington power
By Craig Silverman Opinion
Carman: As impeachment trial looms, vulnerable Gardner is on increasingly thin ice
By Diane Carman Opinion
Nicolais: Humane Pet Act is a long-overdue step toward compassion for dogs and cats
By Mario Nicolais Opinion
Silverman: It’s happening. Impeachment is moving to the U.S. Senate this week. The trial is imminent.
By Craig Silverman Opinion
Republicans put education atop their priority list at the Capitol. We look at 8 of their ideas.
Republican lawmakers unveiled an education agenda that covers school safety, teacher pay, access to higher education and more. Will they be able to garner support from across the aisle?
Nicolais: Should auld acquaintance be forgot? The Lincoln Project says yes
As the New Year begins, the conservative group hopes some Republicans will rethink their loyalty to Trump and his supporters
Opinion
Nicolais: Could a generational divide over Trump lead to an evangelical exodus?
Recent editorials in leading evangelical publications may indicate a changing tide in the historically Republican voting bloc
Opinion
Nicolais: It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our friends
An open letter to one of my favorite authors after JK Rowling publicly undermined the transgender community
Opinion
Four ways that tinkering with Colorado’s school funding formula could impact the state’s districts
Lawmakers are nailing down the first draft of the 25-year-old formula’s proposed makeover, but the push for change is far from complete
