Appeals court rules Trump can’t build White House ballroom without congressional approval
An appeals court has ruled that President Donald Trump must seek approval from Congress to build his proposed White House ballroom.
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ICE will release body camera video only when seen in the agency’s ‘best interests,’ policy says
ICE’s body camera policy says it will release video of shootings and other encounters only when it’s in the “best interests of the agency.”
Blanche’s attorney general confirmation is in doubt as GOP Sen. Murkowski opposes his nomination
Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she will oppose Todd Blanche’s nomination as attorney general due to concerns over a proposed fund.
As Colorado universities align with ChatGPT, student AI resisters take a stand against the ‘plagiarism machine’
During the last academic year, the University of Colorado system announced a $2 million partnership with OpenAI to roll out a CU-specific ChatGPT.
Colorado’s new limits on sports betting deposits — and credit card ban — to take effect
Colorado gamblers will no longer be allowed to use credit cards to make deposits on sports betting apps, and their deposits will be limited to six per day, beginning Wednesday.
DOGE overstated savings on federal ‘receipts’ website, auditors find
DOGE was not transparent regarding the methodologies used to calculate savings.
Today in History: August 7, Love Canal environmental disaster declared a federal health emergency
President Jimmy Carter declared the Love Canal environmental disaster in Niagara Falls, N.Y., a federal health emergency; it would later top the initial list of Superfund cleanup sites.
Invasive, tree-killing insect found in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs officials announced this week that the emerald ash borer has been confirmed within city limits.
Trump again tries to restrict birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling
Trump says he believes his latest actions will be constitutional.
Denver home sales play it cool in an otherwise hot July
Metro Denver’s housing market pulled back slightly in July, with the approaching start of the school year and higher mortgage rates weighing on sales.