Jonathan Turley Highlights a Notable Irony in Colorado’s Prohibition of Conversion Therapy
Colorado’s Conversion Therapy Ban and Free Speech On Tuesday, Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, highlighted the irony in Colorado’s legal struggle over conversion therapy, suggesting it’s unexpectedly beneficial for free speech advocates. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8-1 to overturn Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy aimed at LGBTQ+ youth, with Justice […]
Kayley Chiles: As a counselor, I received support from the Supreme Court regarding Colorado’s gender regulations.
Supreme Court Ruling on Counseling Law On March 31, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on a significant case, Chile v. Salazar. This case centers on a Colorado law that restricts licensed counselors from discussing gender identity with minors. Even if the children express a desire for support in coming to terms with their identities, counselors […]
Colorado’s Plan to Provide Pregnancy Care for Undocumented Individuals is Actually Seven Times More Expensive Than Expected
Colorado’s Healthcare Program for Undocumented Immigrants Sees Cost Surges The program in Colorado aimed at providing medical care for pregnant undocumented immigrants has exceeded the state’s initial budget forecasts by over seven times, as reported by the Colorado Sun. Launched in 2022, the “Covering All Coloradans” initiative aimed to offer health benefits to undocumented immigrants […]
Inaccurate assessment led to rising costs in Colorado’s Medicaid program and made it appealing for fraud.
Colorado’s Medicaid program has faced significant issues, particularly regarding rising costs and fraud, largely due to reliance on an inaccurate analysis. Recently, it was reported that state officials recommended nearly tripling reimbursement rates to Congress based on this flawed assessment. After three years, the state eventually decided to reduce those rates. By then, expenditures on […]
Colorado’s Family Affordability Tax Credit will provide significant savings.
February 7, 2026, 5:03am MT A new tax credit is being introduced in Colorado for this filing season, contingent on the state meeting certain revenue levels. The Family Affordability Tax Credit is aimed at low-income families with children, potentially providing significant deductions—ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars—depending on individual circumstances. As tax season approaches, […]
A gay whistleblower just exposed Colorado’s DEI system.
Controversy at Colorado Agriculture Department In a rather striking parallel, it seems the Democratic Party has taken on a role similar to Galactus from the comics, devouring differing perspectives without hesitation. This situation is currently unfolding in Minneapolis, but take a look at Colorado for an interesting case study. A figure emerging from this scenario […]
Colorado’s Lieutenant Governor Dianne Primavera announces bird flu emergency in the state
Colorado Declares State of Emergency Due to Avian Influenza Outbreak On Thursday, Colorado’s Lieutenant Governor Diane Primavera announced a state of disaster emergency in response to a significant outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in Weld County, situated north of Denver. The Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) reported to local news outlets that they […]
Colorado’s Metropolitan State University faces allegations of reserving scholarships for minorities and undocumented immigrants.
Federal Lawsuits Against Colorado University Over Scholarship Practices WASHINGTON — A public university in Colorado is currently facing two federal civil rights lawsuits. The complaints claim that 20 of its scholarship programs are unlawfully based on race or are reserved for undocumented immigrants. Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver) is accused of violating Title […]
Health insurance costs to double next year in Colorado’s individual market
Health Insurance Premiums in Colorado Expected to Double Starting next year, Coloradans purchasing health insurance on the state’s individual market will see their premiums double. Higher-income households could face increases exceeding $10,000, as announced by state officials on Monday. Consumers are experiencing a tough situation this year. The rise in monthly health insurance costs is […]
Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy poses a risk to free speech and religious liberty
This week, the U.S. Supreme Court is grappling once more with free speech issues, specifically focusing on whether Americans can discuss faith, morality, and truth in private practice without seeking government approval. The case began in Colorado, where lawmakers enacted a ban in 2019 against what they label “conversion therapy.” This law prohibits licensed counselors […]