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Gino Campana officially launched his campaign Monday to win the Republican nomination and take on Democrat U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet in next year’s election. In a compelling biographical video, the businessman and former Fort Collins city council member offered a stark...

The talk around the virtual water cooler this Monday morning is the mysterious firing of a Boulder Daily Camera reporter over a September 11 anniversary feature article. The story was completely retracted less than a week after it was published, but the paper waited...

We’ve seen some shameless hit jobs slither out of the Colorado media mudscape over the years But enough about Kyle Clark. He's got stiff competition now as the Democrat Party’s main media mudslinging minion from Joey Bunch at Colorado Politics. Bunch followed the CNN...

The Biden administration has officially jumped the shark of leftist radical extreme ideology with Tracy Stone-Manning now in charge of the Bureau of Land Management. In a party line vote Thursday night, the U.S. Senate confirmed the 1990s eco-terrorist who testified...

Senate Republicans tried to stop President Biden’s order requiring businesses with 100 employees or more to mandate vaccines or fire workers who refused the shot and weekly tests to confirm they remain COVID-19 free. The measure required a supermajority of 60 votes to...

Fort Collins real estate developer Gino Campana is jumping into the U.S. Senate race to challenge U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet next year. Campana, an accomplished developer, is well known in Republican circles from his time as a Fort Collins City Council member and chair...

Colorado House Democrats voted Wednesday to suspend the debt ceiling for more than a year insisting the federal government can’t pay the bills already racked up and has to borrow more money. They’re mad at Republicans for refusing to support them, while at the same...

The Senate will vote this week on President Biden’s controversial nominee to lead the Bureau of Land Management. Tracy Stone-Manning seemed like such a radical pick when Biden first named the former tree-spiking enthusiast and friend to ecoterrorism as his nominee to...

Here’s what’s telling about the state’s new congressional district map that’s now in the hands of the Colorado Supreme Court for final approval. In an independent commission compromised of four Democrats, four Republicans, and four unaffiliated members, it passed...

That thumping noise reverberating across Washington, D.C. today was the sound of President Biden tumbling underneath the military bus where he was unceremoniously pitched by his top generals testifying before Congress. Gen. Milley & Gen. McKenzie confirmed that...