John Eastman's name doesn't appear in Donald Trump's latest executive orders, but his fingerprints are all over them.

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One of the National Historic Preservation Act's principal tools for identifying, evaluating and considering historic resources impacted by federal actions is at risk of being fundamentally weakened.

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The recent cannabis downturn creates an opportunity: Large indoor grows are already designed for power-intensive operations.

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"They're less likely to kill me!"

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For our summer membership drive, we’re going all in on transparency – sharing how our independent journalism is funded, and how that funding is changing.

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"The President’s mad ramblings do nothing to actually improve election security and in fact undermine trust in our voting systems and election outcomes."

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"Driving in the Denver metro area is a Gladiator sport."

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"Denver has become better at moving people off the streets and into shelters, but it hasn’t reduced homelessness."

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Some readers are seeing skynet, while others worry the driverless cars can't handle snow.

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"Colorado’s claim is simple: We are obviously the Best of the Best in Show. Maybe nine other states tied us.”

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