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Federal investigation reveals D.C. police artificially lowered crime statistics through widespread misclassification of reports, U.S. Attorney finds.
Monday's executive order is the latest action by the president to combat fentanyl since taking office.
Gov. Jared Polis has issued an executive order establishing a task force to help protect Colorado forests and communities from the impact of pine beetle outbreaks, he announced Monday. According to the governor’s office, the task force will also deve
Colorado’s hunger relief organizations, still reeling from the freeze in SNAP funding last month, now face the possibility that federal funding for the nation’s largest food assistance program will be withheld from the state. Earlier this month, USDA
Colorado's hunger relief organizations, still reeling from the freeze in SNAP funding last month, now face the possibility that federal funding for the nation's largest food assistance program will be withheld from the state. Earlier this month, USDA
A new campaign says compromised Chinese patient monitors in U.S. hospitals could quietly stream sensitive health data overseas, turning routine care into a security risk.
Rep. Ilhan Omar says her U.S.-born son was stopped by ICE agents in Minnesota, sparking racial profiling concerns amid Trump's immigration crackdown.
Sgt. William Nathaniel Howard, 29, of Marshalltown, Iowa, and Sgt. Edgar Brian Torres-Tovar, 25, of Des Moines, Iowa died in an "enemy attack" on Dec. 13, according to authorities.
The Supreme Court announced on Monday it will take up a death row inmate’s challenge over allegations that the dismissal of four black jurors during his trial was unlawful, adding to the justices’ caseload for the current term. The high court said it
Brown University shooting leaves two students dead as gunman remains at large. Trump calls suspect an "animal" while FBI assists in ongoing manhunt.
"As a Black Republican, I am no stranger to vile and racist tropes aimed at my family and me," said Hunt, a candidate for U.S. Senate.
While details are not finalized and required Senate approval, U.S. officials expressed confidence that Russia might accept these new terms.
