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Republicans decry, Pritzker defends ‘Nazi’ references during budget speech
(The Center Square) – Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is catching flack for referencing Nazis when criticizing President Donald Trump. The last part of Pritzker’s speech Wednesday included references to Nazis six times as he discussed the election of Trump to the White House. “If you think I’m overreacting and sounding the alarm too soon, consider…
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Zelensky, labeled ‘dictator,’ finds himself atop Trump’s enemies list
TRUMP UNLOADS ON ZELENSKY: They say nothing good comes after the words “with all due respect.” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, after prefacing with that qualifier and insisting that as the leader of the American people, President Donald Trump is someone “who we respect a lot,” went on to defend himself against Trump’s false claims about…
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Annaleigh Ashford to headline Saturday Night Alive | NONPROFIT REGISTER
DENVER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Denver News: Colorado native Annaleigh Ashford, recipient of a Tony Award for her portrayal of Essie Carmichael in the 2014 Broadway revival of “You Can’t Take It With You,” returns to her roots June 14 to headline Saturday Night Alive, the signature fundraiser for the Denver Center for the…
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Trump notches some legal wins amid court battles
After a flurry of legal challenges to President Donald Trump’s executive actions prompted courts to block parts of his agenda, several recent rulings suggest the Trump administration’s legal arguments are beginning to gain traction. While judges have blocked major initiatives, including an attempt to freeze foreign aid funding and impose new restrictions on birthright citizenship,…
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Peter Navarro says Trump going ‘back to the future’ with sweeping tariff plan
EXCLUSIVE — President Donald Trump’s top trade adviser is promising a “structural realignment” of the global economy as the White House begins to impose sweeping tariffs on both foes and traditional U.S. allies. In an exclusive interview with the Washington Examiner, Peter Navarro predicted the tariffs, so far implemented on goods like steel and aluminum,…
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Trump tests executive power with order stripping agency independence
President Donald Trump took another step in his mission to assert control over the executive branch by signing an order that curbs the ability of independent agencies to operate outside the bounds of the president’s agenda, a move that could upend decades-old federal law. Independent agencies that have significant authority, such as the Federal Election…
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Trump elevates Kathy Hochul and Gretchen Whitmer to his Council of Governors
President Donald Trump announced his appointments to his administration’s Council of Governors on Wednesday, including a few both parties that he has sparred with over the years. “Today, President Donald J. Trump announced new appointments to the Council of Governors, a bipartisan group of state leaders tasked with strengthening state-federal partnerships on key national security,…
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Republicans’ frustration with DOGE cuts heightened by lack of answers
Heartburn among Republican senators is intensifying over the Trump administration’s sweeping federal spending freezes, cuts, and layoffs that could jeopardize services or programs in lawmakers’ home states. The rapid government changes, made without congressional approval to funds Congress already appropriated, have come from executive orders by President Donald Trump and at the direction of billionaire…
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Combating Trump’s rightward tack, Colorado on national road not taken | NOONAN
Paula Noonan The Trump administration and the Colorado legislature are moving in opposite directions. This trend will test the durability of the Democratic Party in the state as its policies are crosswise with the dismantling of the federal bureaucracy and President Donald Trump’s policies in Washington, D.C. The Trump administration is firing federal workers for…
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Credit Card Competition Act hurts Colorado’s minority workers | OPINION
Miah Ntepp Denver International Airport is now the fourth-busiest airport in the United States and the sixth-busiest in the world. DIA’s exponential growth exceeding all expectations is due to, not in spite of, DIA’s unwavering support for diversity, equity and inclusion. From the time the idea of DIA was started under Mayor Federico Pena, through…





