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GOP Plan to Sell More than 2 Million Acres of Federal Lands Is Found to Violate Senate Rules

US Politics · United States

GOP Plan to Sell More than 2 Million Acres of Federal Lands Is Found to Violate Senate Rules

62% Center coverage: 163 sources

A plan to sell more than 3,200 square miles (8,300 square kilometers) of federal lands has been ruled out of Republicans’ big tax and spending cut bill after the Senate parliamentarian determined the proposal by Senate Energy Chairman Mike Lee would violate the chamber’s rules.See the Story

CDC Nominee Susan Monarez Sidesteps Questions About Disagreements with RFK in Senate Hearing

CDC · United States

CDC Nominee Susan Monarez Sidesteps Questions About Disagreements with RFK in Senate Hearing

54% Center coverage: 104 sources

A key vaccine-focused committee of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention met Wednesday despite bipartisan protestations and controversy that surrounds the group's membership.See the Story

Trump administration plans to rescind rule blocking logging on national forest lands

US Politics · United States

Trump administration plans to rescind rule blocking logging on national forest lands

46% Center coverage: 86 sources

The Trump administration plans to rescind a nearly quarter-century-old rule that blocked logging on national forest lands, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced Monday.See the Story

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CDC Nominee Susan Monarez Sidesteps Questions About Disagreements with RFK in Senate Hearing

CDC Nominee Susan Monarez Sidesteps Questions About Disagreements with RFK in Senate Hearing

CDC Nominee Susan Monarez Sidesteps Questions About Disagreements with RFK in Senate Hearing

US could default on its debt between August and early October, analysis finds

84% Left coverage: 31 sources

The federal government risks defaulting on its debt sometime this summer or early fall without congressional action to address its debt ceiling, a new analysis finds. The Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) projected the so-called “X-Date” will “most likely occur between August 15 and October 3” if Congress fails to act. “Congress must address the debt…Taxes · United States See the Story

Nassau County Faces Lawsuit over ICE Partnership: ‘Eroded Trust’

66% Center coverage: 15 sources

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Nassau County and its police department are being accused of illegally collaborating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to arrest alleged undocumented immigrants, according to a new lawsuit. The New York Civil Liberties Union filed the lawsuit on Tuesday in the Supreme Court of New York State, Nassau County, on behalf of the Central American Refugee Center, the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, the Haitian-American …Jared Polis See the Story

Colorado racial equity study uncovers history on early lawmakers, runs ahead of schedule

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Colorado Senate President James Coleman, a Denver Democrat, chairs a Black Coloradan Racial Equity Study Commission meeting Wednesday at the Colorado Capitol. (Delilah Brumer/Colorado Newsline)A state-mandated racial equity study in Colorado has raised a total of more than $1 million and is a month ahead of schedule, according to a presentation Wednesday at the Colorado Capitol by the study’s leaders to the Black Coloradan Racial Equity Study Co…Senate · Denver Read Article

Colorado colleges that serve Hispanic students get federal grants. A lawsuit may change that.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Adriana Cordova, who serves as the director of academic advising at Community College of Aurora, stands in her office on June 20, 2025. Cordova is an alumna of the community college and a first-generation college graduate. (Delilah Brumer/Colorado Newsline)The Community College of Aurora does not turn students away. It serves immigrants with limited English knowledge, Coloradans experiencing homelessness, students pursuing careers in the trades,…Aurora, Colorado · Aurora Read Article

Colorado legislative committees to be video streamed in pilot program

Coverage: 2 sources

The Colorado Legislature will test out a method to stream committee hearing videos this year during the interim between regular sessions.Denver, Colorado · Denver See the Story

Early flowers again this year. That’s good, right?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The blue flax wildflower, which can be found on most trails around Florissant Fossil Beds in Colorado. (NPS/Public domain)Spring came early this year on the mountain slopes near Crested Butte. David Inouye has monitored the blooming of wildflowers there during the last 55 years. This was not a record year, he reported in May, but it was remarkably different from just a few decades ago. “Thirty years ago, flowering didn’t start until the first we…Climate Change · Paonia See the Story

University of Utah Student Speaks Out After Being Detained by ICE in Colorado

57% Center coverage: 23 sources

SALT LAKE CITY A University of Utah student who was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for over two weeks is speaking out about her experience and thanking those who supported her.Caroline Dias Goncalves, who has been in the U.S. since 2012 when she moved with family from Brazil, was arrested on June 5 in Grand Junction. She was originally stopped by a Mesa County Sheriff's Office deputy for a traffic violation and released wit…College Students See the Story

Colorado so far wins favorable rulings in most of its lawsuits opposing Trump policies

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser walks down the steps of the Colorado Capitol at the Hands Off! rally and march opposing President Donald Trump's administration on April 5, 2025 in Denver. The protest was one of over 1,000 planned across the country. (Lindsey Toomer/Colorado Newsline)Most of the lawsuits Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has filed against the Trump administration have resulted in court orders pausing or permanently halt…Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

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