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Tweet Bradley Manning stands as a pillar of honesty in what has been a very dishonest military practice for the last 11 years. For those that don’t know him, Manning [more...]

Tweet Across the country, sitting in his office in Washington, D.C., Pulitzer Prize winning Washington Post columnist George F. Will reflected on his childhood and counted his blessings. “It certainly [more...]

Tweet Many citizens in Colorado may be asking themselves “now what?” after voters in Colorado passed Amendment 64 Tuesday night. The amendment, which will be signed into law by Gov. [more...]

Tweet At 9:03 p.m. it was official; voters have chosen to end the prohibition of marijuana in the state of Colorado. Shouts erupted from Fort Collins resident Brie Hawley’s table [more...]

Tweet I came across an article on Russia Today recently that revealed more viruses in the vein of Flame and Stuxnet have been discovered. For those of you unaware, Stuxnet, [more...]

Tweet How many friends do you have on Facebook? How many annoying political posts does your thread get spammed with a day? Way, WAY too many. I think it is [more...]

Tweet The New York Times, the Denver Post, National Public Radio, the Washington Post and Al Jazeera descend on CSU political science professors with questions about every aspect of the [more...]

Tweet As the Washington Post reported today, Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) has cast her 5,000th consecutive vote, making her voting streak the third-longest for any senator in U.S. history. The [more...]

Tweet The images coming from the destructive Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs continue to be amazing. This video, originally from the Associated Press and posted on The Washington Post’s [more...]

Tweet Participants in a Colorado focus group recently compared President Barack Obama to the Colorado Rockies, according to a recent post by Chris Cillizza and Aaron Blake on the Washington Post’s [more...]

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Bradley Manning: Traitor or Hero?

Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist George Will to speak at CSU for Monfort Lecture

Colorado’s Amendment 64 passed, so now what?

Colorado makes history, legalizes marijuana with the passing of Amendment 64

Stuxnet, Flame and the future of cyber warfare

Elections are helping me clean up my Facebook — excessive political fervor is getting annoying

CSU political science professors provide expert opinion for the media

How do Colo. Senators Udall and Bennet stack against Susan Collins’ 5,000 vote streak? (infographic)

Firefighters show footage, destroyed homes of Waldo Canyon Fire

Some Colorado residents compare Obama to the Rockies