Tuesday, July 1, 2014

GOP proceeds cautiously after Hobby Lobby ruling

Though the Supreme Court's decision was a decisive Republican victory, party leaders are wary of alienating women and younger voters

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Crossroads books $20M in TV ads for 6 Senate races

WASHINGTON (AP) — Political groups backed by Karl Rove want another $20 million in television air time. American Crossroads super PAC and its affiliated nonprofit Crossroads GPS on Tuesday sent out ad requests for six Senate races where Democrats are at a risk of losing the seats.

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U.S. top court takes up challenge to Colorado sales tax law

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to weigh a challenge to a Colorado law that requires out-of-state retailers to provide data on sales they make to customers in the state in an effort to encourage the payment of sales tax. The court agreed to hear an appeal by the Direct Marketing Association, which is challenging an appeals court determination that federal courts did not have ...

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Birth control ruling sparks political clash

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Republicans called it a win for religious freedom. The decision of the Supreme Court, they said, is further evidence the country's new health care law is deeply flawed.

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Municipal Court

CASES CALLED FRIDAY INCLUDED:Linda K. Andrews, 25, of 5191 Beard Road, OVI, speed, dismissed.Julia L.

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Infographic: Legal weed's consequences

Six months later, how have recreational pot shops affected Colorado?

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Crossroads books $20M in TV ads for 6 Senate races

WASHINGTON (AP) — Political groups backed by Karl Rove want another $20 million in television air time.

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