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Thursday, March 19, 2026

Pentagon seeks $200 billion in additional funds for the Iran war, AP source says

It comes on top of extra funding the Defense Department already received last year.

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Denver airport’s top attorney accuses city officials of misconduct with Key Lime Air, Park Hill Golf Course

The Key Lime Air situation was not the first time Everett Martinez, DIA general counsel, believed Denver’s actions put federal grant money at risk.

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Denver considers dropping Lime and Bird scooters for provider that promises cheaper rates, more ride options

Veo plans to offer cheaper prices for rides, a discount for Denver residents and more scooter and bike options.

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Democrats storm out of Justice Department leaders’ briefing on the Epstein files

The country’s top federal law enforcement officials were providing a closed-door briefing Wednesday.

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US national debt surges past $39 trillion just weeks into war in Iran

Rising debt can squeeze wages and push up prices.

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Colorado lawmakers kill bill requiring cops to ID themselves, advance other immigration measure

“This was a modest step that we could have taken to keep our community safe — and I am extremely disappointed that we were not able to,” Rep. Yara Zokaie said Wednesday.

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Denver grapples with fallout of César Chávez abuse allegations as city holiday approaches

“The investigation is serious and will have major ripple effects,” predicted Denver City Councilwoman Jamie Torres. “We have a holiday and a park named after him. … We should rename both.”