Carman: Anti-nuke nuns return to crime scene with a treaty and a Nobel Prize
Fifteen years after their arrest protesting nuclear weapons in Weld County, Ardeth Platte and Carol Gilbert returned as committed as ever to their message of peace.
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Carman: Never mind all the praying; Colorado’s Team NRA long ago sold its soul
The U.S. Congress has been utterly neutered by the National Rifle Association. Just look at where Colorado’s Team NRA stands on this issue.
Carman: The allure of Amazon could be a fatal attraction for Colorado
Are you still going to want to live here if the Amazon effect materializes, exacerbating some already gnarly problems?
Carman: Hurricane forecasting is a casualty in the war on climate science
Under President Donald Trump’s plan, NOAA’s budget is to be slashed by one-fifth, including eliminating programs to improve the agency’s ability to predict tornadoes.
Carman: Silence is not an option when dealing with a melon-head
As exquisite as Rocky Ford melons and Palisades peaches are, we can’t pretend they’re nearly enough right now. We have to screw up our courage and confront the bilious lies...
Carman: To bust the echo chamber, let women join the conversation
Tech companies are beginning to recognize the lack of creativity in a homogeneous workforce, and there is a tremendous emphasis across the industry on diversifying engineering talent.
Carman: Feeling displaced by the modern world? Suck it up like my grandpa did.
I can’t accept that somehow workers are more displaced, frustrated, exploited, broke and scared than my grandpa was 100 years ago.
Carman: Gardner needs to do the math on health care and take a stand
Sen. Cory Gardner needs to recognize that the whole population has to participate in the marketplace to make health care work. Otherwise the numbers simply don’t compute.
Carman: Well-behaved women seldom make history; just ask Kamala Harris
Suddenly, everybody is shocked, shocked to learn how often women are subjected to rude and ludicrous interruptions when they try to speak.
Carman: Welcome to colorful, crowded Colorado; all we’re missing is leadership
When John Hickenlooper was running for governor in 2010 in the depths of the Great Recession, he spoke incessantly about jobs. Bringing good jobs to Colorado was his top priority. When...