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The U.S. Must Stop Supplying Arms to an Accused War Criminal
Congress should listen to the American people, not an Israeli prime minister who may be guilty of war crimes.
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DAVIS: How I Investigated a Secretive Bible College
When I started investigating the drama surrounding the Woodland Park school board in late spring of last year, the elephant in the small mountain town’s room was difficult to ignore: the Bible college and international ministry organization which had relocated its world headquarters to a massive compound just outside of the scenic hamlet’s downtown. The same Bible college and ministry whose leader, Andrew Wommack, told his followers in 2021 that they “ought to take over” the town – and which had then taken steps to do so. It did not take long for me to realize that Wommack’s organizations were heavily involved in the local feuding over school politics, or that their influence on the town stretched far beyond the classroom.
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CTR Rewind: Wolf Pups, PFA Restrictions, & Inflation Down
Summer has hit its peak, so comedian Hannah Jones is back with a recap on Colorado news you might have missed this month.
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Here’s a Behind-the-Scenes Cause of High Prescription Drug Prices
As a Type 1 diabetic for more than 50 years, every single day I have required insulin injections to stay alive. While I’ve been faced with rationing and skipping doses, I’ve been fortunate to still be healthy. That is not the case for too many Americans when the cost of treating a chronic condition becomes overwhelming.
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After the Trump Assassination Attempt, Some CO Politicians Blurred the Distinction Between Political Criticism and Incitements to Violence
Every decent American is shocked, outraged, and saddened by the July 13 attempted assassination of Donald Trump and the resulting murder of a bystander and wounding of two others. The perpetrator came within maybe an inch of murdering the former president.
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Letter to the Editor: ‘Do Not Do to Someone What is Hateful to You’
Editor’s note: This letter is in response to Logan Davis’ column, published by the Colorado Times Recorder on July 10 2024, titled “What if the Worst Happens?“
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DAVIS: What if the Worst Happens?
If the 2024 presidential election were held today, Donald J. Trump would win it. He would not have to sic his followers on Congress again, nor would he need to rely on his followers in Congress to approve false electors, or tamper in any way with the certification of the vote. He would win outright.