Kelly Sloan

It's gratifying, is it not, to witness a bully's tactics being used against him? I'm referring to the lawsuit leveled against Greenpeace by the owners of the Dakota Access Pipeline, who had enough of the multi-million-dollar activist roadshow inciting violent and destructive protests in North Dakota. They've decided to hold Greenpeace to account legally.

In his brilliant book “Memoirs of a Superfluous Man”, the author Albert Jay Nock wrote of the literary and cultural application of Gresham’s Law — the economic theorem dealing with

Last Monday marked one year since the brutal invasion of Israel by Iran, via it’s animalistic proxy army Hamas, which burned, raped, tortured and murdered its way through peaceful southern

We are a few weeks away from that date when Americans exercise their democratic enzymes, and in Colorado they get to do that a little more than some other places,

A recent report from the Common Sense Institute lays out some pretty sobering facts about crime in Colorado. Among their findings:

Harold Daggett is not what you would call a reasonable man, by any reasonable measure. What’s more, the head of the International Longshoreman’s Association, and architect of the recent do

The Washington Post declined to endorse a candidate in this year’s presidential election for the first time since 1988, triggering an apoplectic wave of garment rending, wailing and gnashing of

Concerning the election, a few next-day observations: 1) It is not hyperbole or simple rhetorical flourish to say President-elect Donald

The New England Journal of Medicine — whose credibility on all matters medical approaches the unimpeachable — published a study last February, authored by 21 doctors and assorted medical researchers,

Kelly Sloan Here's one that seems to have slipped by almost unnoticed in the electoral frenzy of the past few weeks.