We are former senior Department of Homeland Security officials with experience in immigration enforcement, counterterrorism, and national security. Our public service was shaped by September 11, 2001, grounding us in…
MINNEAPOLIS — In recent weeks my 80-year-old Asian American parents have started to carry their passports each time they leave their suburban townhouse. Neighbors on their Ring doorbell app will…
If someone told me 10 years ago that people would willingly pay over $5 for a one-gallon container of water, I would have scoffed. Yet here we are buying bottled…
Colorado cannot remain dependent on the federal government to support the child care needs of Colorado families. Colorado families are already doing everything they can to stay afloat. Parents are…
Looking forward to a trip to “Orangeotild” or “Whata Bod?” Good luck. Earlier this month, the National Weather Service posted an online weather map of rural Idaho created by Artificial…
In the early 1980s, southeast Utah was targeted as a potential dump site for high-level nuclear waste, the kind that comes from nuclear reactors. The Department of Energy considered storing…
Pro tip to Tina Peters and her legal representatives — lying to the public about easily verifiable claims makes your client less sympathetic to Coloradans wondering whether she should be…
What’s the first step the Colorado General Assembly should take to fix its $850 million budget shortfall? How about they stop passing unconstitutional legislation? It costs money to defend bad…
For nearly 70 years, people from around the world visited St. Benedict’s Monastery in Old Snowmass, a place many called “a sanctuary,” “a sacred valley” and “much more than just…
Last week, Gov. Jared Polis said he was considering clemency for Tina Peters, the former Mesa County Clerk serving a nine-year sentence for using her position to circumvent security protocols…
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