(Colorado Newsline) Senate Democrats for the third time this year made their case that U.S. Supreme Court justices must follow stronger ethics rules, including recusing themselves from cases where they have a financial stake or other connection to a case.

The series of hearings by the Senate Committee on the Judiciary and its subcommittees came after recent revelations about Justice Clarence Thomas’ luxury travel and real estate transactions with a GOP donor.

E-commerce may make shopping more convenient, but it has a dark side.

The federal government will provide Denver with $8.6 million to help address the city's migrant crisis.

The potential expansion of a fracked-gas pipeline in the Northwest faces growing resistance.

On June 14, 2023, the Fed chose not to lift rates for the first time in 11 meetings.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will be cracking down on false claims.

The U.S. Federal Reserve Committee announced Wednesday that it would not increase interest rates.

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Fox said he'll be watching to see how the settlements affect next year's insurance rates.

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