Commentary
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For days, headlines called it “historic.” A fragile truce between Israel and Hamas. A moment when, finally, both sides seemed to blink not out of compassion, but exhaustion. The deal was meant to quiet the skies, open borders for aid, and begin the long road back from carnage. Now, predictably, it’s falling apart. Israel says
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Mayor Mike Johnston is asking Denver voters to open the city’s wallet yet again this time for a so-called “Vibrant Denver” bond package that sounds more like a marketing campaign than a rescue plan for a city in crisis. The proposed $935 million bond, pitched as a “no-tax-increase investment” in parks, rec centers, bridges, and
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The McCrackens have always been a stubborn people. We come from a line that has spent centuries standing up to power, first to kings, then to empires, and now, to politicians who would gladly trade the soul of a nation for their own ambition. My story begins long before I was born. Long before America
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While the President rages about “revenge,” global power plays, and his imaginary Nobel Peace Prize, millions of Americans are about to go hungry. In Colorado alone, more than 600,000 people will lose their SNAP benefits food stamps on November 1 if this shutdown drags on. Why? Because the same man who never misses a round
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Denver’s glossy promises of renewal have started to crack and nowhere is that more visible than in the blocks downtown where the city’s “dream team” swore they were bringing change. KDVR’s recent report peeled back the curtain on what locals have known for a very long time, that the “open-air drug markets” thriving near Colfax,
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More young Republican chat members and operatives are finding themselves suddenly unemployed, shunned, or publicly condemned and not because of cancel culture or “woke mobs.” It’s because the rot that began at the top of their movement has finally trickled down. It all started on Tuesday when POLITICO published an exclusive report on the Telegram
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Lately, headlines have been all too willing to paint Colorado and Denver in particular as one of the most dangerous places in America. Some rankings even place the state in the top tier of crime-ridden regions. But those labels, while grabbing eyeballs, gloss over the complexity behind crime statistics, underreporting, media bias, shifting trends, and
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