Congress

Progressive Candidate Neal Walia has a vision for a more progressive, inclusive Denver voters make their way to the polls. By Will Oster

Rep. Eric Swalwell discusses his new book, detailing his time on the House Judiciary Committee and his efforts to uphold democracy. By Ben Berman

Local leaders discussed the importance of CU Boulder students counting themselves in the 2020 Census and the effect it will have on the next 10 years. By Dawson Drew

Mark Kennedy joined 19 other higher education leaders in writing to Colorado’s congressional delegation asking it to work with Congress to provide financial relief for colleges amidst COVID-19’s damage to the economy. By Robert Tann

Freshman Democratic Congressman Joe Neguse addressed his progressive agenda and the current impeachment trial of Donald Trump during a speech in Boulder on Thursday. By Tory Lysik

Kennedy’s announcement has drawn backlash from the CU community and a student protest is planned for Monday. By Carina Julig and Robert Tann

The current UND president and former Republican congressman was named as the sole finalist by the Board of Regents. By Robert Tann and Carina Julig

Reddit and its users are angry about possibly losing net neutrality. You should be too! The battle for the net is on. By Chris Koehler

The Justice for Immaterial Zygotes Act is only in early stages of conception but is already causing outrage in men.

Incumbent Democrat Jared Polis faces Libertarian Richard Longsreth and Nicholas Morse, a Republican, for the seat in Congress. By Eliza Radeka