Recent Headlines
Court rules CDC overstepped its bounds with moratorium on evictions
A federal judge has ruled the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention overstepped its bounds and did not have the legal authority to assert a nationwide moratorium on evictions because of COVID-19. Colorado’s moratorium has already been lifted and millions in...
Aurora Public Schools wasting $60K of taxpayer dollars per year on print ads in liberal rag
It's hardly a secret that we here at Peak are not huge fans of the Aurora Sentinel or their left-wing editorial page editor Dave Perry. We’ve been pretty transparent about that over the years. It's also no secret that the Aurora Public Schools is perennially one of...
Democrats don’t want some criminals arrested to reduce jail population
Democrats in the state legislature are considering whether to let die a controversial bill that prohibits police from arresting criminal suspects for certain crimes in order to reduce jail population. We’re going to go on record as stating, let it die, put it out of...
Appreciation day for military spouses juggled for Jill Biden’s Colorado visit
Jill Biden is so dedicated to military spouses in her new role as First Lady that she plans to actually spend Military Spouse Appreciation Day May 7 with military spouses at Fort Carson. No, wait. Biden can’t make it Friday. Military spouses in Colorado Springs will...
Democrat poll shows Colorado Dems want to ban sale of scary sounding rifles
Colorado Politics reports on a new poll that shows a majority of Coloradans would support a ban on the sale of so-called assault weapons. Allow us to adjust that sub headline just a tad: The poll released by three Democratic firms found … There. That’s better. The...
Secretary of State preparing to let Tay Anderson off a campaign finance hook
Colorado’s Secretary of State is preparing to let controversial Denver School Board Director Tay Anderson off the hook on recent campaign finance complaints. A few weeks ago Republicans filed a campaign finance complaint against me, alleging that I had violated state...
Denver Mayor Hancock and the first lady are headed to divorce court
Michael Hancock and Mary Louise Lee are calling it quits after 28 years of marriage and a decade together as his honor the mayor and the first lady of Denver. The couple announced their separation and the beginning of their divorce proceedings in a joint statement...
White liberal CU faculty censures Republican president for not being diverse enough
CU President Mark Kennedy, the man who would dare be a Republican in Boulder’s leftist institution, was censured by the faculty this week because he doesn’t lead to their satisfaction on issues of diversity, equity and inclusion. The proof was right there in their...
Colorado Democrat sponsors bill to end detention for illegal border crossers
U.S. Rep. Jason Crow doesn’t want the private sector to operate facilities holding immigrants violating immigration laws, seeking asylum, or illegals held for crimes while awaiting deportation. Nor does he really want the government doing it, either. Our office began...
Best of Boebert: Her Twitter feed was the highlight of Biden’s speech
The only thing keeping Americans awake during Joe Biden’s address to Congress Wednesday was the death grip they held on their wallets as he droned on about his wild tax-and-spending spree that now totals more than $6 trillion. If it weren’t for the snarky Twitter feed...