The New York Times recently pointed to car dealerships as an example of a trend that has defined the pandemic era. With high demand and new cars in short supply, dealerships have gotten used to charging higher prices and making record profits at the expense of consumers — and they are unlikely to bring prices down on their own.
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The Shomer: Kanye’s Antisemitic Rants Are Unhinged, But Tucker Carlson’s Editing is Unconscionable
This is a follow-up to the column published yesterday, The Shomer: Ye, Though I Walk Through the Valley of Death-Con 3. For clarity’s sake, it’s a good idea to start there and then read this.
The Shomer: Ye, Though I Walk Through the Valley of Death-Con 3
(UPDATE: Since this column was first published, Vice.com released a trove of clips from Tucker Carlson’s interview which never made it to air, and it’s added a significant wrinkle to developments. For more on that, read the subsequent column to this one, The Shomer: Kanye’s Antisemitic Rants Are Unhinged, But Tucker Carlson’s Editing is Unconscionable)
Safe Tap Water Should Be a Human Right
The water drips lethargically from the tap, if at all. Its appearance shifts from chemical brown sludge to ghoulish clouds. The accompanying stench is revolting.
Colorado’s Upside-Down, Unfair Tax Code On November Ballot
After cracking the top five highest voter turnout states in the past two even-year elections, it’s clear Coloradans love to vote.
The Health Care Provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act Are Life-Changing to Many in Colorado
It’s no secret that the high cost of healthcare and prescription drugs continue to break the bank for many Colorado families, often forcing them to choose between their health and putting food on the table. Thankfully, President Biden and many of our representatives in Congress have delivered on their promise to lower costs and improve care with the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Opinion: Camp Hale’s Dark History Is Another Reason It Deserves Protection As a National Monument
The U.S. military and intelligence services have accomplished some truly momentous … and truly messed-up … things throughout our nation’s 246-year history.