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Central Intelligence Agency

  • News

    December 29, 2011

    Strange but true news stories from the past year

    Also read: 2011 Hall of Shame

  • Blogs

    December 13, 2011

    Occupy Denver: Denver Anarchist Black Cross thousands in debt after ending financial support

    Corey Donahue.​On Friday, the Denver Anarchist Black Cross, a collective that defends the rights of those involved in mass political and social movements, announced its intention to firmly remove itself from the arena of Occupy Denver. By the time of its decision, the twelve-person group had d ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 7, 2011

    Raymond Davis's bagel fever gets ex-CIA contractor in trouble again: We spy a Shmuck

    You don't want to mess with former CIA contractor Raymond Davis -- not if you're operating a motor vehicle, anyway. The 37-year-old Davis was arrested Saturday and later charged with felony assault after police say he beat up a guy who stole his parking spot at an Einstein Bros. Bagels in Highlands ... More >>

  • Film

    January 28, 2010

    Edge of Darkness

    You don't want to mess with former CIA contractor Raymond Davis -- not if you're operating a motor vehicle, anyway. The 37-year-old Davis was arrested Saturday and later charged with felony assault after police say he beat up a guy who stole his parking spot at an Einstein Bros. Bagels in Highlands ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 3, 2009

    HDNet's Greg Dobbs talks about Life in the Wrong Lane

    ​"A lot of people consider the practice of journalism with a lot of scorn, and sometimes it's deserved," says veteran newsman Greg Dobbs, who'll talk about his new book, Life in the Wrong Lane: Why Journalists Go in When Everyone Else Wants Out, at 6 p.m. tonight at the Denver Press Club. "But ... More >>

  • Film

    August 28, 2008

    Guy Pearce, Don Cheadle can't save the ho-hum "thriller" Traitor

    ​"A lot of people consider the practice of journalism with a lot of scorn, and sometimes it's deserved," says veteran newsman Greg Dobbs, who'll talk about his new book, Life in the Wrong Lane: Why Journalists Go in When Everyone Else Wants Out, at 6 p.m. tonight at the Denver Press Club. "But ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 23, 2008

    DNC security cameras brings new era of Big Brother to Denver

    ​"A lot of people consider the practice of journalism with a lot of scorn, and sometimes it's deserved," says veteran newsman Greg Dobbs, who'll talk about his new book, Life in the Wrong Lane: Why Journalists Go in When Everyone Else Wants Out, at 6 p.m. tonight at the Denver Press Club. "But ... More >>

  • Film

    May 22, 2008

    Standard Operating Procedure

    Errol Morris cuts the Abu Ghraib MPs some slack in Standard Operating Procedure.

  • Film

    September 20, 2007

    The Hunting Party

    Two hardened journalists and a newbie go after a war criminal in this dark and dirty winner.

  • News

    January 25, 2007

    The Blogtrotters

    What's the next big trend? Follow the bouncing ball.

  • Film

    November 16, 2006

    Casino Royale

    The Bond franchise takes a gamble on a new guy -- and comes up aces.

  • Film

    March 9, 2006

    Let's Make a Deal

    A new documentary targets the military-industrial complex.

  • Dining

    January 26, 2006

    Sushi Den

    Sake to them

  • Film

    December 29, 2005

    Rogues' Gallery

    Racists, louts and terrorists earned their place among the best of 2005.

  • News

    August 11, 2005

    The Message

    Skin City

  • News

    January 6, 2005

    Off Limits

    Krystle Clear

  • Music

    December 23, 2004

    Nationalistic

    Backbeat scribes weigh in on their favorite national releases from 2004.

  • News

    November 25, 2004

    Merger Mania

    The Nugs strive to prove that their Melo-Kmart blend is the ticket to glory.

  • Music

    May 13, 2004

    Poetry in Motion

    Saul Williams is a thought-provoking Renaissance man who has a way with words.

  • Film

    April 22, 2004

    Radio Free Haiti

    Jonathan Demme brings a joyful revolutionary to the screen.

  • News

    June 26, 2003

    The Message

    Public Row

  • Music

    May 15, 2003

    Waves of Fascination

    Music's lunatic fringe lives, breathes and flourishes on the shortwave radio dial.

  • Film

    October 24, 2002

    Columbine Primer

    Michael Moore's gun-culture study uncovers fear itself.

  • Calendar

    August 29, 2002

    True Lies

    The Wait is over for local fans to see NPR’s comedy hit.

  • Culture

    September 20, 2001

    Culture Shock

    How will Hollywood react now that real life is more terrifying than fiction?

  • News

    September 13, 2001

    Letters to the Editor

    From the week of September 13, 2001

  • News

    August 2, 2001

    Keeping Secrets

    A well-liked former CIA agent was living another kind of double life in the years before his suicide.

  • Music

    March 15, 2001

    Hoax, Lies and Audio

    John Vanderslice is an excellent musician and songwriter. He's also a pretty good prankster.

  • News

    January 18, 2001

    Soul Food

    When you're starving -- for help, for attention, for food -- everything's kosher.

  • Film

    October 5, 2000

    Sagging Bull

    Stiller and De Niro square off in Meet the Parents.

  • News

    May 18, 2000

    A Plague on All Your Houses

    Denver readies itself for a bio-bomb — but is the federal program behind this exercise a dud?

  • Film

    March 30, 2000

    Empty Head

    Full of conspiracies, all The Skulls lacks is a brain.

  • News

    March 2, 2000

    Nobody Gets Out of Here Alive

    Patrick Gourley has seen enough death from AIDS. Now it’s time for rebirth.

  • News

    February 10, 2000

    Letters

    Patrick Gourley has seen enough death from AIDS. Now it’s time for rebirth.

  • News

    February 4, 1999

    The Incredible Shrinking Career

    EPA scientist Brian Rimar just wanted to keep doing research, but his agency found him too toxic.

  • News

    January 7, 1999

    Letters

    EPA scientist Brian Rimar just wanted to keep doing research, but his agency found him too toxic.

  • News

    December 24, 1998

    An Honest Living

    Researchers may have fabricated state-of-the-art polygraph technology, but it can't forge the Truth.

  • Culture

    October 15, 1998

    Security Chicks

    Researchers may have fabricated state-of-the-art polygraph technology, but it can't forge the Truth.

  • News

    June 4, 1998

    Letters

    Researchers may have fabricated state-of-the-art polygraph technology, but it can't forge the Truth.

  • News

    May 14, 1998

    Off Limits

    Researchers may have fabricated state-of-the-art polygraph technology, but it can't forge the Truth.

  • News

    April 16, 1998

    Spin Cycles

    Laundered money, the shadow of big tobacco, and a blubbering court reporter: The wild trial over Colorado's Amendment 15.

  • News

    January 16, 1997

    Party Crasher

    Back from the abyss, Sam Zakhem campaigns for the forgotten man: himself

  • Film

    January 9, 1997

    Jackie Can

    Back from the abyss, Sam Zakhem campaigns for the forgotten man: himself

  • News

    December 26, 1996

    Big Bang Theory

    Back from the abyss, Sam Zakhem campaigns for the forgotten man: himself

  • Music

    November 14, 1996

    Playlist

    Back from the abyss, Sam Zakhem campaigns for the forgotten man: himself

  • News

    March 1, 1995

    DEAD POETS SOCIETY

    Back from the abyss, Sam Zakhem campaigns for the forgotten man: himself

  • News

    February 1, 1995

    OFF LIMITS

    Back from the abyss, Sam Zakhem campaigns for the forgotten man: himself

  • News

    October 5, 1994

    CONFIDENCE MAN

    HE SAID HE WORKED FOR THE CIA AND HAD A HIDDEN PIPELINE TO KUWAITI OIL MONEY. BUT POLICE NEVER DID CATCH UP TO COLORADO SCAM ARTIST JOHN SAVAGE--OR HIS MILLIONS.TRUE LIES WHEN HE DIED IN AUGUST, MASTER CRIMINAL JOHN SAVAGE LEFT BEHIND A TRAIL OF UNANSWERE

  • News

    June 29, 1994

    PEOPLE & PLACES

    HE SAID HE WORKED FOR THE CIA AND HAD A HIDDEN PIPELINE TO KUWAITI OIL MONEY. BUT POLICE NEVER DID CATCH UP TO COLORADO SCAM ARTIST JOHN SAVAGE--OR HIS MILLIONS.TRUE LIES WHEN HE DIED IN AUGUST, MASTER CRIMINAL JOHN SAVAGE LEFT BEHIND A TRAIL OF UNANSWERE

  • News

    February 2, 1994

    LETTERS

    HE SAID HE WORKED FOR THE CIA AND HAD A HIDDEN PIPELINE TO KUWAITI OIL MONEY. BUT POLICE NEVER DID CATCH UP TO COLORADO SCAM ARTIST JOHN SAVAGE--OR HIS MILLIONS.TRUE LIES WHEN HE DIED IN AUGUST, MASTER CRIMINAL JOHN SAVAGE LEFT BEHIND A TRAIL OF UNANSWERE

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