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The city of Denver, no longer content to be a tenant in the former Denver Post building downtown, is moving to buy the 11-story structure for $88.5 million. Its purchase deal with the New York-based owner of 101 W. Colfax Ave. is intended to make room for the city and county’s courts.

Donald Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, which he launched to allow him to rage against his successor and perceived enemies daily, to lash out at MSNBC for daring to be critical of the former President. You can't make this stuff up. On top of that, Trump falsely claimed that MSNBC "uses FREE government approved airwaves." "MSNBC (MSDNC) uses FREE government approved airwaves, and yet it is nothing but a 24 hour hit job on Donald J.

Top Democrats on Wednesday mocked Republicans for a "slow start" to their impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden. At a House Minority press conference, House Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (D-CA) was asked why he thought Republicans had not done more on impeachment. "Any American who has watched one minute of the government oversight and reform proceedings over the last six months knows it to be political theater at its worst," Democrat Joe Neguse (CO) explained.

Ohio’s sprawling 12th district was thrown together by the gerrymanderers in the state legislature from bits and pieces of various leftover areas— from the suburbs of Columbus, huge swathes of Appalachia and exurbs of Akron and Canton. They certainly didn’t care about creating a district with any common community interests, just one that would be reliably red.

Tiger Beat on the Potomac (AKA Politico, thanks Charlie Pierce!) has the bookies on speed dial: House GOP appears to have the votes to expel Santos An internal POLITICO whip count found nearly 90 House Republicans say they plan or are likely to support voting to boot the New York Republican. Nearly 90 House Republicans say they plan or are likely to support voting to expel George Santos from Congress.

We haven't heard Republicans claim to be the party of law and order for a while now. Sure, they hint at it occasionally, but it's not part of their mantra like it used to be. If I'm not mistaken, Donald J. Trump, who is now facing 91 felony counts, started that whole thing with the GOP.