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4:00am

Fri May 27, 2011
Politics

Medicare-Effect Helps Democrats Gain House Seat

A Democrat in western New York won election to Congress this week in a district that had been held by the Republican Party for four decades. The deciding issue may have been the GOP's plan to revamp Medicare. In addition, more names are surfacing as potential Republican presidential candidates.

5:00pm

Thu May 26, 2011
Environment

Silence Over Wild Lands Policy Could End Soon

Credit Kirk Siegler

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says the Obama Administration is close to announcing how it will move forward with a controversial “Wild Lands” policy now that Congress has stripped funding for its implementation for this year. 

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4:22pm

Thu May 26, 2011
Transportation

100 Day of Heat DUI Crackdown Starts in Colorado

Credit Creative Commons

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start to summer and the summer travel season.  It’s also the start of an aggressive anti-drunk driving campaign in Colorado.

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3:14pm

Thu May 26, 2011
Environment

Interior Promoting Colorado Conservation Projects

Credit Photo by Kirk Siegler

The Interior Department plans to fund three land and water conservation projects in Colorado as part of the Obama Administration’s new America’s Great Outdoors initiative.   

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar made the announcement at the site of one of them Thursday, during a ribbon cutting of a new visitor center at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge in Commerce City. 

Secretary Salazar said the idea is to create contiguous corridors for wildlife.

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10:01am

Thu May 26, 2011
Business

In LinkedIn IPO, Hints Of Another Tech Bubble?

When the career-focused social networking site LinkedIn sold shares to the public and managed to more than double its share price and reach a market value of nearly $9 billion last week, many people thought: bubble.

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