Supreme Court of the United States Archives

Tweet You may have noticed people changing their Facebook profile picture to a pink equals sign on a red background yesterday. This action was in support of the GLBTQ community [more...]

Tweet I am writing to address the constitutional concerns over our ASCSU Chief of Staff Robert Duran. This issue of credit enrollment requirements was addressed in Bill No. 3927, written [more...]

Tweet The political conversation has become so clouded in this country, that what I feel is generally the main point at issue on the national stage is rarely acknowledged, or [more...]

Tweet Is it unconstitutional for the government to spy on Americans without a warrant? Right now the government can intercept American citizens’ emails, cell phone conversations, text messages, Google searches [more...]

Tweet Michael Booth at the Denver Post reported today on what the Medicaid expansion might cost Colorado in its first few years, and the numbers that he’s dug up are [more...]

For a period of time Nick Marconi had no health insurance. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act hadn’t been passed yet, Marconi had just received his undergraduate degree and he was regularly visiting doctors and filling prescriptions.

Supreme Court of the United States

Changing your Facebook profile picture doesn’t automatically make you a GLBTQ ally

Letter to the Editor by Keith Patton

Defending state’s rights and the liberty of marriage

FISA in the Supreme Court: Can American citizens bring suit?

Obamacare may result in $6.9 billion in Medicaid costs in Colorado

How the Affordable Care Act affects Colorado State students