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It’s not enough that members of Congress are paid $174,000 annually, now they get a food and housing allowance to actually show up for work in Washington, D.C. The extra cost-of-living money was a parting gift from when Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats controlled the...

U.S. Rep. Brittany Pettersen thinks the economy has recovered from Bidenomics, the pandemic, and other weak-kneed governing by Democrats in recent years. Her metrics for such a claim aren’t the return of reasonable food prices, because we still don’t need a cart to...

An interesting clash of political cultures will be drawn to Aurora on Sunday to hear presidential spoiler Robert F. Kennedy Jr. talk about issues appealing to both the radical left and far right. The rally is set for The Hangar at Stanley Marketplace from 3 to 5 p.m.,...

Democrats celebrated yet another end to all gun violence this week as Gov. Polis signed their so=called gun reform bills into law to spend more money to investigate gun crimes. Conservatives have always supported enforcing gun laws already on the books. If only we...

The Colorado Republican Party is kind of a train wreck right now. It’s best to just look away. Send their emails to the junk folder and hit the social media snooze button until after the state’s primary elections next month and use your own judgement. It’s for the...

Western Slope residents want the Dolores River area protected and enjoyed as is, not exploited with a national monument declaration from an unpopular president desperate for reelection gimmicks. A recent poll revealed that 60% of those surveyed in Mesa, Montrose, and...

Thanks to poor governing by Jared Polis, gas prices within nine Front Range counties will spike fifty cents to a dollar per gallon in the next two weeks. As those Coloradans are forced to buy an EPA approved reformulated gasoline that’s more expensive to make, it...

Is it too much to ask reporters to follow up on their stories and find out what happens to pro protest protestors who are faux arrested and issued summons to appear in court for breaking laws on Colorado campuses? The public deserves to know if real actions are taking...

Crime will soon be a thing of the past in Denver where Mayor Johnston announced he’s spending $11 million to create a new agency within the Office of Social Equity and Innovation to keep communities safe. The new Office of Neighborhood Safety will accomplish what...

A Colorado company making hundreds of millions in revenue to house the homeless is under fire by former workers alleging mistreatment of residents and nasty, even dangerous living conditions. The accusations come as nonprofit workers at the Colorado Coalition of the...