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Depending on your perspective, buying a house today is better or worse for your pocketbook. Plus: How Coloradans are coping with higher prices.

Daniel Chamovitz’s’ book, "What a Plant Knows" is a fun and interesting read and this article sums up the second half of his book giving us insight into what a plant “smells, “hears” and “remembers."

A recent report shows that roughly a half dozen Colorado oil and gas companies are leveraging gas-to-bitcoin flare mitigation systems.

Voting concludes Tuesday in the New York primary elections for U.S. House and state Senate, which were delayed from June when the state held elections for governor and lieutenant governor. Low voter turnout is expected.

We're now in the final stretch of primaries for the 2022 midterm elections that will prove consequential for the second half of President Joe Biden's first term, with voters in

We're now in the final stretch of primaries for the 2022 midterm elections that will prove consequential for the second half of President Joe Biden's first term, with voters in

No matter the outcome, the redrawing of district lines means New York will likely lose power and experience in D.C.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman, who ousted Rep. Eliot Engel in 2020, faces two Westchester county legislators in his bid in the Aug. 23 Democratic primary.

The mailers were paid for by Bowman’s opponent, Vedat Gashi, whose campaign denied the images were altered.

While Gashi denies the charge, there’s a long history of political advertisements using altered skin tones – which studies say can influence voters’ per...