Tag: Congress

Show down And so it begins. As Cruz and Trump hit the GOP leadership in an anti-Iran-deal rally, the House conservatives -- the really conservative...

Court ruling Obama's greenhouse-gas rules are meant to accomplish many things, including convincing other nations to follow suit. But maybe the most important component of...

This week, the House of Representatives approved a slate of historically weed-friendly amendments to the annual bill funding the Department of Justice. "We’re really, really close...

Positive control Why wasn't the positive train control system that Congress had ordered in 2008 in place before the deadly Amtrak train wreck? The system,...

Immigration reform is a key issue in Colorado elections, where 14 percent of the voting population is Hispanic and where 70 percent of voters overall support reform. Protests in favor of immigration reform, or of at least staying deportations, have become near-weekly fixtures of the state’s tight political races.

The numbers underline support for the Romanoff candidacy but they advertise the feasibility of a fundraising strategy the candidate has adopted that has been criticized as unrealistic.

Fighting to win a seat in Congress out of Colorado's swingiest swing district, Andrew Romanoff's campaign released the second in a series of online attack ads directed towards incumbent Republican Mike Coffman this week.

Cereal, solar power, waking your kind up for school with a bullhorn, Romanoff's introductory ad is all about those middle class families.

Congress spent two years kicking the can down the road, but it appears members are finally prepared to vote on a farm bill this week.

The President didn't have much new to offer in his State of the Union address -- in fact, nothing really new -- but he did, it turns out, have a lot to say.