Following a major Supreme Court defeat earlier this summer, President Donald Trump has initiated a second attempt to curtail birthright citizenship. Recently, the president signed two new executive orders designed to limit the automatic granting of U.S. citizenship to babies born on American soil to noncitizens. Describing the Supreme Court’s recent rejection of his prior […]
Read MoreAcross the high plains and mountainous expanses of Colorado, a quiet war of attrition is playing out at the intersection of local zoning boards and the global artificial intelligence boom. Driven by the voracious computing appetites of tech titans like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, hyperscale data centers are proliferating across North America at a historic […]
Read MoreWhen you look back on the summers of childhood, they rarely exist as single moments. Instead, they form a vivid, golden composite: sticky hands sticky from melting popsicles, dusty shoes on a library carpet, the echo of laughter off public pool concrete, and long, meandering road trips where time seemed to expand. Summer was not […]
Read MoreFor many patients in underserved regions of Nigeria, access to essential surgical care and specialized medical treatment is a distant luxury rather than an accessible right. Dr. Adeolu Adeboye, a U.S. board-certified trauma surgeon at HCA Florida Bayonet Point, recognized this disparity and took direct action to address it. Founding the Shekinah Global Healthcare Foundation, […]
Read MoreAfricans shined at the 2026 Commonwealth Games which took place in Glasgow, Scotland from July 23 to August 2, 2026. 13 African countries won medals compared to 10 at the previous 2022 Commonwealth Games. These countries were Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Mauritius, Cameroon, Uganda, Namibia, Ghana, Lesotho, Zambia, Gabon, Gambia, Rwanda. Nigeria topped the list […]
Read MorePhil Weiser, the Democratic candidate for governor, raises almost half a million dollars since primary election, while Republican opponent Victor Marx trails far behind and faces campaign finance complaints Republican candidates are entering the 2026 general election at a major fundraising disadvantage as they hope to defy the odds and put an end to nearly […]
Read MorePresident Donald Trump is urging Republican senators to “release their holds” and pass a measure making daylight saving time permanent nationwide. A bipartisan bill passed the House in July but faces hurdles in the Senate, where members from both parties have pushed back against ending the semiannual clock changes. “People are sick and tired of […]
Read MoreI always say Colorado has a way of sneaking into your heart. One minute you’re admiring the mountains from a distance, and the next you’re telling everyone you meet that you “live in the most beautiful state in America.” So when August 1 rolls around, Colorado Day, I feel that familiar swell of pride. But this […]
Read MoreCalls for “courageous” leadership to prioritise innovation and social impact ahead of alliance’s 60th anniversary The Association of African Universities has used its 60th-anniversary celebration launch to call for a radical shift in higher education on the continent. Speaking recently, Olusola Oyewole, the AAU’s secretary-general, argued that African institutions need to become engines of development […]
Read MoreBefore he became a thoracic surgeon in Denver, Dr. Pius Kamau was a boy in colonial Kenya chasing knowledge like his life depended on it—because it did. In ‘Running with Lions’, he retraces the perilous, breathtaking journey that carried him from Mau Mau‑era villages to European lecture halls and, eventually, to the operating rooms of […]
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