The Colorado Union of Taxpayers rated five new bills this week, opposing all five. Each bill is now live on CUT Engaged, where Colorado taxpayers can read the full analysis and contact bill sponsors directly.

A billionaire's nonprofit is the single largest donor in Lakewood's special election, as pro-rezoning forces outraise grassroots repeal supporters 5-to-1.

Former military intelligence captain Seth Keshel says SB26-119 adds to a system where automatic voter registration and electronic voting correlate with one-party dominance.

Measures expanding the red flag law, regulating barrel sales, and imposing new dealer mandates all passed second reading on party-line votes, with final passage scheduled for March 20.

A bill that would have ended probation-only sentences for child sexual assault died on a 4-3 party-line vote in the Senate Judiciary Committee, despite bipartisan sponsorship from Republican and Democrat lawmakers.

While Washington looked away for two decades, Beijing locked up South America's copper, electricity and shipping infrastructure. A new deep water port in Chile could be the turning point.