Subsidize something and you’ll get more of it. Tax it and you’ll get less. That’s Economics 101. It’s not surprising that nearly three years after Colorado...
Data centers have come out of seemingly nowhere to potentially reconfigure the landscape of electricity generation in Colorado and many other states. In some places, they’re...
By now readers are well aware of the $1.2 billion budget hole state lawmakers are urgently trying to fill. As a former member of the Joint...
Strength, dominance, leadership, physicality — traits long celebrated in men’s sports are often challenged in women’s sports. For centuries, women in sports have battled not just...
It is simply appalling that our government has failed to use fundamental financial control practices in the administration of its responsibilities to pay out the trillions...
For those of us living in a land-locked state like Colorado, it might be easy to assume that an agency called the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...
Newton’s third law of motion — for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction — applies as much to politics as it does physics....
On Feb. 28, people across the U.S. participated in a 24 hour economic blackout to protest President Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting transgender people and banning...