With cannabis on the ballot, can Clinton and Trump cash in on the pot vote?
The unprecedented number of cannabis measures on the ballot in November, including in two swing states, could complicate turnout in the 2016 presidential election, bringing
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Donald Trump says he’s ‘taking the gloves off’ as party conventions wrap
In his first campaign stop after Hillary Clinton formally accepted the Democratic nomination, Trump went on a greatest hits tour, revisiting the headlines of 2015. In his
ColoradoCare: Universal Healthcare Plan has Democrats Divided
A ballot measure in Colorado that would, if passed, make the state the first in the country to have universal, government-run healthcare is facing resistance from a
Former Colorado sheriff turns self in after extortion and kidnapping charges
His indictment came after a three-year effort among colleagues to hold him accountable for alleged sexual misconduct with three employees, discrimination against employees who refused
Few and furious: Trump supporters protest Colorado caucus
An anti-GOP rally in Denver on Friday that Donald Trump predicted would be a “big protest” was weak on attendance, with only a couple hundred supporters on
Obama urges gun control after Colorado Springs shooting: ‘Enough is enough’
Robert Lewis Dear, a 57-year-old from North Carolina, has been named as the suspected gunman behind a standoff at a Planned Parenthood health clinic in
Colorado Springs: a playground for pro-life, pro-gun evangelical Christians
Anti-abortion rhetoric is not hard to find in the city where the ‘fortress-like’ Planned Parenthood centre is the subject of regular protests
Three dead after gunman storms Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado
Two civilians and police officer killed after hours-long standoff
Three dead after gunman storms Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado
Three people have been killed after a gunman armed with a rifle stormed a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs and opened fire before an hours-long standoff
What’s Next After the War on Drugs?
Between Bill Clinton denouncing the overreach of his own crime policies during the 1990s, and Barack Obama making some refreshingly unequivocal statements about mass incarceration during his historic