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As the crisis in Ukraine continues, some U.S. legislators have pushed for exporting the nation's natural gas to be used as a "weapon" or leverage point to weaken Russia and President Vladimir Putin's influence on the region.

Colorado Rep. Cory Gardner is using all of the politically correct buzzwords and phrases to explain why he decided to reverse course and challenge Democratic Sen. Mark Udall in November.

Seizing on the crisis in Ukraine, both Democratic Colorado Sen. Mark Udall and his Republican challenger, Rep. Cory Gardner , are pushing bills to speed up U.S. natural-gas exports, joining a number of oil-state lawmakers advocating the move as a way to weaken Russia's hand over Ukraine.

Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall may have more to worry about during his re-election campaign than his support of Obamacare.

Breckenridge's expansion plan includes two mile long ziplines like the ones pictured, in addition to canopy tours, ropes courses and other summer activities.

Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler was the "winner" in a Tuesday night straw poll of Boulder County Republicans' preferences in the field of GOP candidates for governor.

The agency's inspector general began the inquiry partly as a response to complaints from members of Congress that C.I.A. employees were improperly monitoring the work of staff members of the Senate Intelligence Committee, according to government officials with knowledge of the investigation The specifics of the inspector general's investigation are ... (more)

Gay or straight, couples want to get married for the same reasons - to make lifetime commitments to love and care for each other and their families.

The top U.S. military officer says it will take two years of study and billions of dollars to overcome the loss of security to military operations and tactics that were revealed in the massive stash of documents taken by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.

Betty Hall gives instructions to fellow Republicans while at the parties caucus held at Jefferson High School on Tuesday night.

Democratic senators seeking re-election in 2014 are facing strong headwinds in the form of President Barack Obama's unpopularity in blue states, writes Republican strategist Karl Rove in The Wall Street Journal.

In today's unforgiving politics, both parties often think: "If at first you don't succeed, don't darken our door again."

Momentum is building in Congress to wield the United States' vast natural gas resources to break Vladimir Putin's energy stranglehold over Ukraine - although some lawmakers acknowledged their efforts would have no immediate impact on the crisis in Crimea.

Received this e-mail today from Senator Elizabeth Warren in support of two of her colleagues and one U.S. Senate candidate: While our country still struggles to recover from its worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, why in the world do House Republicans spend so much time on votes to undermine a woman's right to choose? While our ... (more)

Colorado Democrat Mark Udall said Wednesday he intended to maintain a procedural hold on the nomination of Caroline Krass to be CIA general counsel until receiving answers.

LAWMAKERS: CIA WAS IMPROPERLY MONITORING SENATE INTEL STAFFERS Mark Mazzetti writes on A1 of the New York Times: "The Central Intelligence Agency's attempt to keep secret the details of a defunct detention and interrogation program has escalated a battle between the agency and members of Congress and led to an investigation by the C.I.A.'s internal ... (more)

The CIA has been accused of spying on members of the Senate Intelligence Committee.

From left, Lesley Smith, Jocelyn Trainer, David Cook and Bill Cohen vote for U.S. Sen. Mark Udall during the Democratic caucus at Boulder's Foothill Elementary School on Tuesday.

The CIA Inspector General's Office has asked the Justice Department to investigate allegations of malfeasance at the spy agency in connection with a yet-to-be released Senate Intelligence Committee report into the CIA's secret detention and interrogation program, McClatchy has learned.

Democratic Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado last Wednesday was considered better-than-even money to win a second term, but he was regarded as even money at best by Thursday after Rep. Cory Gardner joined the Republican primary field.