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President Donald Trump told kids they’re “high IQ” and praised “clean, beautiful coal” during Christmas Eve NORAD Santa tracker calls from Mar-a-Lago with Melania.

A group of 19 Democrat-led states filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over a declaration to restrict gender transition treatments for minors.

Jeffrey Epstein documents review could take weeks as Justice Department says it discovered over a million additional files from FBI and prosecutors.

President Donald Trump participates in the annual NORAD Santa Calls.

A Douglas County judge violated a defendant’s constitutional right to the counsel of her choice by refusing to postpone sentencing until her lawyer returned to the country, Colorado’s second-highest court concluded on Wednesday. In early 2023, Lyndie

Stretching from Commerce City to just north of Greeley, Colorado’s 8th Congressional District is considered the state’s lone swing seat. The seat, currently held by Rep. Gabe Evans (R), has been won in decidedly close races in 2022 and 2024. With the

The Colorado Supreme Court heard comments from members of the legal profession last week about a proposed rule change intended to remind attorneys that misuse of new artificial intelligence tools can violate longstanding professional obligations. Cou

More than 300 national Guard troops will assist law enforcement in New Orleans through Mardi Gras as officials work to combat rising violent crime.

Colorado’s second-highest court concluded for the first time on Wednesday that a defendant may be charged with violating a child custody order based on the number of children affected, not the number of orders violated. Mesa County jurors convicted T

After reaching the state’s two term limit, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is leaving behind a crowded field to replace him. With the election slated to take place Nov. 3, 2026, candidates have around ten months to pitch their case to Coloradans. Mark Bais