Opinions
Test-Based Accountability Is Failing Colorado’s Children
As the Colorado General Assembly wraps up the 2026 session, lawmakers once again failed to confront one of the most costly and disruptive features of public education: high-stakes standardized testing.
Capt. B’s Earthship Log: The Telluride People’s March
Since the start of the year, long-time locals, mostly veterans of the Sixties demonstrations, are marching once a month down Telluride’s Colorado Avenue, carrying signs about No Kings and the Fall of Freedom and other lefty political slogans. It’s a phenomenon that happening all over the country.
Trump Wants to Put His War ‘in Perspective’ by Recalling Vietnam and Iraq. Comforted?
If Trump cannot admit error, how can America be extracted from his war?
Rep. DeGette, Support Better Pain Care for Seniors
Colorado has been on the front lines of the opioid epidemic for years. Now, there is another step we can take.
Progressive Economic Populism is a Winning Issue
When voters support universal health care, taxing corporations, and addressing climate change, it’s the “centrists” who are out of touch.
Letter to the Editor: Sen. Dylan Roberts Blocked Highly Qualified Nominees for Parks & Wildlife
Democratic Senator Dylan Roberts betrayed the public interest by siding with MAGA-aligned trophy-hunting interests and ranching groups to derail two highly qualified nominees to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commission.
DAVIS: One Bite at a Time, ICE Opponents are Making a Difference
A hundred or so people gathered under the low gray clouds in an office park in Centennial on Saturday morning, holding signs and singing songs, their presence an offering of allegiance to the version of this country they believe can one day exist.