Last week, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) denied allegations that she was vaping a performance of “Beetlejuice.” Then, in response to a video showing her vaping in the theater, Boebert said she forgot that she’d vaped at the Buell that evening.
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Bogus ‘Edutainment’ May Be Coming to a Classroom Near You
A far-right propaganda network is churning out subpar, silly, and inaccurate school curricula. Here’s how to fight back for our children’s future.
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How Anschutz’s Gazette Killed a News Story 7 Years Ago — And Why It Matters Today
Ryan Maye Handy knew she was taking a risk when she decided to write a story that an executive at the Broadmoor hotel, which is owned by Republican donor Phil Anschutz, had told her not to publish.
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Poem: Praise for the Great Shrooms
Editor’s note: This poem was inspired by the Telluride Mushroom Festival. A picture of the festival is included above. Photo credit: Mariah Grimes.
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DAVIS: Fear & Loathing in Woodland Park
This is the final installment in a 7-part series about the Woodland Park school board. This piece can stand alone without reading the other six pieces.
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The Federal Government Is Evolving on Marijuana — But Not Fast Enough
Nearly a year ago, the Biden administration asked the Department of Health and Human Services to reconsider how marijuana is scheduled under federal law.
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Letter to the Editor: Wommack Ministries Responds To ‘Onward Christian Soldiers – A Woodland Park Investigation’
Editor’s note: This letter, by Andrew Wertz, senior vice president of Andrew Wommack Ministries and Charis Bible College, is in response to Logan Davis’ column, published by the Colorado Times Recorder on August 24, 2023, titled “Onward Christian Soldiers – A Woodland Park Investigation.” Davis’ response to the letter is included below.
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The Overlooked But Crucial Election Subversion Ties Between Colorado and Georgia
When Georgia prosecutors this month charged former President Donald Trump and others in an alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election, the indictment included a couple of names that were familiar to Coloradans.