After meeting with Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Sen. Bennet affirms support for her confirmation
The two discussed Republicans’ attacks on Jackson as being too soft on child pornography defendants.
Congress could ban stock trading by its members. Do Colorado’s lawmakers support that idea?
A ban on trading would require several members of Colorado’s delegation to change their approach to investing.
Camp Amache joins National Park System with Biden signature
The World War 2 Japanese internment camp located in Granada will become part of the National Park System, which will use its resources to preserve and protect the site.
Veterans and Gold Star families march down the National Mall to mark the advancement of the Global War on Terrorism Memorial
They came to mark the occasion with a Ruck on the Reserve — a brisk walk across the length of the Mall in Washington, D.C. while carrying a heavy backpack.
Lauren Boebert’s controversial actions have a lot of candidates hoping to replace her in Colorado’s District 3. Who are they?
Redistricting appears to have given CO-3 an even stronger GOP lean. State Sen. Don Coram is one of the Republican challengers.
Colorado District 7: The Democratic and Republican candidates in the 2022 elections Congressional race
Rep. Ed Perlmutter is retiring. Here’s a look at who’s running in the competitive race to replace him in CD-7.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy appeals to Congress for help: Lamborn pushes for Polish MiGs, Colorado delegation agrees on more economic sanctions, many refuse no-fly zone.
Zelenskyy once again asked for a no-fly zone, but most members of the delegation agreed that might be a step too far.
Russian oil ban unites Colorado’s Congress members, while high gas prices divide them
Colorado’s members of Congress debate how to address rising gas prices after joining together to support Russian import ban.
Federal spending deal includes $170 million for Colorado communities
Colorado Springs will see the most funding through military construction.
Colorado’s senators join bipartisan effort to ban Russian oil imports
Last year, the U.S. imported about 700,000 barrels of Russian oil and petroleum products a day.
Colorado’s members of Congress divided over Biden’s State of the Union
From insulin prices to energy policy, Republicans and Democrats in Colorado’s delegation had very different take-aways from the President’s speech.
Remembering the January 6th Capitol Riot
When rioters broke into the U.S. Capitol a year ago, most members of the Colorado delegation were in the House and Senate chambers. A year later, the memories still haunt them.
‘Trapped and surrounded’ — Colorado’s members of Congress remember January 6th
The violent breach of the Capitol has left those who were there with difficult memories, and even harder questions.
In Congress, a question looms: What to do about Lauren Boebert
Democrats are struggling to decide on an appropriate response to Rep. Lauren Boebert’s Islamophobic rhetoric, while Republican leaders remain unwilling to sanction her.
Oil, Gas And Mining Left Marks Across Colorado. The Federal Infrastructure Bill Could Help Clean Up Some Of It
Dotted across Colorado are hundreds of old abandoned mines and orphan wells still in need of expensive cleanup, and no company left to pay for it. Wells like Green Number […]
Competition Vs Commonalities — A Conundrum For Redistricting
Colorado is one of the few states where the rules for redistricting encourage competitive districts. But is competition really all it’s cracked up to be?
