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The three-year run of the Transitional Colorado Assessment Program tests has ended with 2014 statewide student proficiency levels little changed from when the test was introduced.
You've seen the pictures of the protests in Ferguson, Mo., after the police shooting of Michael Brown. How did this come to be? What does it mean for our country?
The group's latest ads focus on Obamacare in leveling attacks at Democratic incumbent U.S. Senator Mark Udall and three Democrats running for the state Senate.
The doctor leading the fight against Ebola in Sierra Leone fell ill with the disease, and doctors decided not to use ZMapp. He died, and the unused doses went to two American aid workers in Liberia.
The National Republican Congressional Committee has launched more fake websites, this time fake news sites meant to attract readers in swing districts and present them with attack pieces.
It was forty years ago, a hot August day in the nation's swampy capital. Nixon got up from the desk. "Have a merry Christmas, fellas!" he said to the CBS camera crew as he strode out of the room.
Yes: lots of individual market plans had to be canceled and reworked for not meeting the minimum standards set by the new law. Also yes: lots of Coloradans finally got health coverage as a result of the law.