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Are the president’s actions against the state policy disputes or political retaliation?
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The measures add to this session’s slate of gun legislation, building on laws passed to tighten firearm regulations over the last several years.
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Dennis Coyle’s sister says he was trying to help Afghan communities when he was wrongfully detained.
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A bill to curb noise and remove electronic billboards at Colorado State University has its first hearing on Thursday at the state capitol. It’s trying to resolve a loophole in a local ordinance.
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The Democrat says it’s natural for voters to ask, but that he thinks people feel good about his explanation — which is that as governor he can both fight Donald Trump and chart a new path forward for his party.
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Incumbents, for the most part, outraised challengers, putting them in a good position to defend their seats.
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If the legislature and then voters sign off on the plan, every dollar of the surplus used for a tax credit over the next decade or more would be a dollar that could have otherwise been used for the general fund.
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The bills were in the works before Alex Pretti and Renee Good were killed in Minnesota last month. But their deaths and the scale of the immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities have delivered new urgency.
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A letter published by the National Science Foundation asks for ideas to dismantle the research hub. Scientists are responding en masse.
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In recent years, the governor has shortened sentences he saw as too severe.