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The main qualification for prominence in the Republican caucus largely focuses on Donald Trump

The governor’s threat to veto legislation that would have mandated, not merely suggested, Polis-supported goals shows once again that when he and progressive legislators square off, Polis prevails.

The only way for Democrats to protect voting rights in America is to pass a national standard. And the only way to pass it is to kill the filibuster.

It's time for Colorado to acknowledge the injustice on which its highway system was built and to compensate Black and brown communities impacted for decades

Scoring short-term political points among the conservative base at the cost of LGBTQ equality is a losing proposition

We should have vigorous debate, but we should also recognize when to put it aside.

A year ago, it all seemed obvious. A year later, unarmed black people are still being killed by cops. Voter suppression is being passed in red states. The voting rights bill named for the late John Lewis sits stalled in the U.S. Senate.

Here’s how that will likely work in America in 2021: Many of those who don’t need to wear masks any more will keep wearing them and many who do need to wear masks still won’t.

If Congress does not enact a commission to review the insurrection that took place in January, it will court more violence in the future

The 6-3 conservative court is taking up a Mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks. The Roe standard is fetal viability. And you thought we were divided now.

After Buck, in a show of principle, supports Liz Cheney and calls out the Big Lie, the question now is whether Trump retaliates. Here’s a guess: Doesn’t he always?

And in case you think that the legislature will ensure transparency in such a hire next time, you may want to think again.

Giuliani’s choice for Colorado counsel is former Secretary of State Scott Gessler

Wyoming’s sole U.S. Representative is engaged in a battle over more than just the future of the Republican Party

The truth is easy to find. Just watch vulnerable Big Liars backpedaling as Colorado’s own Eric Coomer and Dominion Voting Systems fight the Big Lie in the courts.

It’s hard to fathom that the so-called transitional president, with a bare minimum of congressional support, is going for transformational. What in the name of FDR is going on here?

It looks as if the state legislature will have passed six gun-violence bills by the end of this session. But don’t look for a ban on assault-style weapons to be among them.

The first congresswoman from Colorado weighs in on everything from women in politics to the end of bipartisanship in Washington