The House will return on Jan. 6, and with it, some 10% of lawmakers will start their final year in the lower chamber, either retiring or seeking higher office in the 2026 midterm elections . The lower chamber will get its first departure on Jan. 5. R
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Colorado’s second-highest court concluded on Wednesday that defendants cannot challenge whether the evidence was sufficient to sustain their convictions if their lawyer argues to the jury that it should find the defendant guilty. The U.S. Supreme Cou
The president said on social media that the National Guard succeeded in reducing crime in three cities.
New York City's first Muslim mayor Zohran Mamdani makes history using Quran for swearing-in ceremony. Bernie Sanders to officiate public inauguration at City Hall.
Local officials and one of Colorado’s U.S. senators urged the judiciary earlier this year to explore placing a new federal courthouse and judge’s chambers in Colorado Springs, while the district court is cautioning that Congress must establish new ju
The vessels, according to the Trump administration, continue to provide financial resources that fuel Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's regime.
DEI policies face Trump administration pressure in 2025, but Terry Schilling warns the economic threat could resurge under future Democratic leadership.
More than 1.4 million recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program across five states will be banned from using federal food assistance for candy and soda purchases, starting Thursday. Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Utah, and West Virginia a
President Donald Trump said construction of a monument nicknamed "Arc de Trump" will begin within two months to commemorate America's 250th anniversary.
A recently passed bill in New York City would place new restrictions on buying or selling real estate properties in 2026.
Heading into the New Year, President Donald Trump said he would like Gov. Jared Polis and others in Colorado to "rot in hell." The object of the president’s ire is Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk convicted of state crimes for a data breach
Heading into the New Year, President Donald Trump said he would like Gov. Jared Polis and others in Colorado to "rot in hell." The object of the president’s ire is Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk convicted of state crimes for a data breach
Heading into the New Year, President Donald Trump said he would like Gov. Jared Polis and others in Colorado to "rot in hell." The object of the president's ire is Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk convicted of state crimes for a data breach
