As Obamacare exchanges set to launch, 48 million remain uninsured
As the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges ramp up for the fast-approaching October 1 launch date, the Census Bureau reports that about a million Americans found coverage, mostly moving to government programs, and that 48 million remain uninsured.
Wiretap: Just before the next brief, unfruitful gun law debate
The narrative of the Navy Yard shootings, and of the apparently mentally unstable shooter, at the Navy Yard becomes somewhat clearer. So, it seems,...
Caldara vote fraud case under attorney general review
The Colorado recall elections over gun rights, the first-ever state lawmaker recalls in Colorado history, spurred a flurry of lawsuits before Election Day. The legal wrangling shows no sign of ending any time soon.
Wiretap: Water and bullets
As we continue to deal with the devastation from the floods here in Colorado, random mass murder rocks the Navy Yard in Washington.
Get help: Columbine principal to Navy Yard officials in wake of shooting
Columbine High School principal Frank DeAngelis told the Washington Post that officials have to "help themselves" work through trauma if they're going to be any help to others. "It's not something that ever ends."
Sanders bids Summers adieu
The statement is being passed around the Web as a perfect articulation of one (large) school of thought on the Summers nomination.
Looking at the flooded Front Range from the sky
It's a red-water soaked tragedy as far as they eye can see. 'Uh-oh, the brewery's flooded.'
Wiretap: What climate change?
Front Range Colorado floods that have left at least six dead and many thousands homeless. National Geographic explains why the floods have come. You won't be surprised.
How the world ends, not with a bang but a beep
It was my cell phone and it sounded like the heralding of the apocalypse, which it was.
Wiretap: Putin can have Syria
Blogger Andrew Sullivan thinks Russian Prez Vladimir Putin may have checkmated himself with Syria move.